Mites This event will occur at the Plympton Community Centre, with virtual attendance also (using Zoom communications software) Dr. Matthew Shaw from the South Australian Museum will provide an insight […]
This event may occur at the Plympton Community Centre, with virtual attendance also (using Zoom communications software). Closer to the event, we will advise members if we need to […]
Butterfly Conservation SA's National Science Week webinar this year focuses on aspects of the Nymphalidae Family Professor Mike Kearney (Melbourne university) talks about research into the lifecycle of Heteronympha […]
6.30pm BCSA AGM The AGM will be an important opportunity for members to hear a review of the 2020-21 financial year and the activities that the association has addressed over […]
Nest Boxes and the birds and other animals in the Adelaide area which rely on hollows for their homes This event will occur at the Plympton Community Centre, with virtual […]
Why nectar is important to butterflies and where they find it. The Butterfly Conservation SA Society was founded over twenty years ago because of concerns by people that butterfly numbers […]
HERBS for HEALTH CCC 2022 CHERINGTON HOUSE THERAPEUTIC COMMUNITY GARDEN 13 LAFFERS RD. BELAIR on 16th February. COST: $45 Non-CCC Members / $30 CCC Members Karen Jahn, Coordinator of the […]
Ghost wasps Dr Ben Parslow from the South Australian Museum will provide an insight into the world of parasitic Ghost wasps and how they affect our native bees. Dr […]
How do butterflies see the world? Butterflies can see the colours of mates and flowers better than humans. We will explore how colour and motion vision are wired in their […]
Can genetics improve conservation outcomes? Associate Professor Steve Donnellan will talk about how conservation outcomes can be improved by the use of molecular genetic analyses. Genetic data contribute to species […]