Geelong Field Naturalists Club

The GFNC is a club for anyone interested in wildlife, plants, or conservation in the Geelong region.
The club holds monthly meetings (via a mix of Zoom and face to face) and excursions.
Most meetings have presentations from specialists in aspects of natural history and conservation.

Info on how to join is here
 
 

Events Calendar

Club Excursion/Camp Stawell
From Friday 13 October 2023 -  03:30pm
To Sunday 15 October 2023 - 01:00pm
This repeat is an exception to the normal repeat pattern
Contact Kate Kirkhope This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.

Stawell has a lot to offer the field naturalist.

This trip includes visits to areas of interest including Big Hill which overlooks the region—a good place to get our bearings; Pleasant Creek, an original diggings and town site area, home to many birds and other species; Lake Lonsdale, a significant First Nation cultural area, which comprises a shallow sand lake surrounded by farmland and lightly treed forest, including Greenhole Reserve; Deep Lead Flora and Fauna Reserve and the Deep Lead ironbark forest which are fantastic for wildflowers; Halls Gap and also Heatherlie Quarry, areas rich in history, geology and wildflowers.

The excursion runs from Friday afternoon and concludes at lunchtime Sunday.

For this trip, you will need to book your own accommodation. We can meet for pub dinners or there are picnic facilities at Cato Park just across from the Central Park, home of the Stawell Gift.

Please register your interest with Kate Kirkhope This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. by and August including your contact details.

A detailed itinerary is here

Location Stawell