Meetings
Meetings are held at the Royal Geographical Society's Rooms, 237 Milton Rd, Milton (opp. the Railway Station, UBD 159 F11) on the first Thursday of each month except January. Doors open at 7:15 pm, the meeting starts at 7:45 pm with a short talk followed by notices and other business. This is followed by the main address. Following questions members are invited to raise further business, announcements or issues. Supper is provided after the meeting and a $2 donation is requested to assist with the cost of refreshments and hire of the venue.
Speakers calendar for 2010
September 2nd: Graham Anderson will present the short talk - Photo opportunities with Humming Birds in Peru. This will be followed by Ray Licence who will present the main talk on his surveys for Albert's Lyrebird on the Main Range, with Graham Anderson showing footage of Lyrebird behaviour.
October 7th: Professor Jane Hughes from Griffith University, an expert in using molecular markers in evolutionary ecology, will talk on this subject within the avian discipline. Professor Hughes runs the Molecular Ecology laboratory at Griffith University. Her interests are in using molecular markers to answer ecological and evolutionary questions. She heads the aquatic conservation and biodiversity theme within the Australian Rivers Institute
November 4th: Fflur Collier, Program Officer with B.C.C. Wildlife Conservation Partnerships, will help us to understand the
survey methods being used in surveying conservation properties for Brisbane City Council. And Michelle Plant will present 'A Review of Health and Behavioural Effects of Supplementary Feeding. A study in the Lamington Range'
December 2nd: To be announced
