All around us there is a hidden world of extraordinary complexity and beauty - the realm of fungi. From the intricate networks that connect ecosystems to the prized edible specimens that grace our plates, fungi may be nature's most fascinating yet least understood kingdom.

Join us for one or both of these exceptional workshops led by acclaimed mycologist Alison Pouliot. 

With Alison's expertise and engaging teaching style, you'll gain practical skills in fungal identification while discovering the vital roles these organisms play in maintaining healthy ecosystems. 

These popular workshops consistently sell out, with participants praising them as a perfect blend of hands-on learning, scientific insight, and field experience.

We are pleased to offer two workshops at Wooragee this May:

Sat 17 May
Reading the Fungal Landscape: Mushroom Identification & Fungal Ecology Foray 

Sun 18 May
Slow Mushrooming: Mushroom Identification Workshop

Both workshops will include a morning session in the hall, including hands-on with extensive fungal specimens, a break for BYO lunch and in the afternoon a field trip nearby.

Tickets: $60

More information and bookings: events.humanitix.com/fungi25

October 11th 6pm -more information soon. Guest speaker Lachlan Campbell on "Creating a propserous rural community in a changing climate".

We are looking for a new secretary and would love a few new committee members.

Committee work allows you to gain knowledge and skills you might not have within your day-to-day role. You can also learn from colleagues or community leaders, hear about different points of view, and expand your knowledge and have an active role in educating the public about and protecting the environment. And not the least, you are spending time with like-minded people.

If you would like to join our crew this is our link to the nomination form . Download and fill in and return to secretary or bring to the AGM.

Book for our AGM and dinner here: https://events.humanitix.com/wooragee-landcare-agm

Come and learn what makes a good frog pond, what frogs we are likely to find in this area, and how to use the  Museum Australia frog app to help you identify frogs and also upload valuable information about the stautus of frogs.

https://events.humanitix.com/wooragee-frogs-and-their-habitat

Bushy has been taking orchid walks on his lovely Wooragee property for a number of years. The last walk is 27th October.  Free but registration required 

https://events.humanitix.com/2024-orchid-and-wildflower-walk-at-wooragee-third-walk24

Wooragee Landcare is presenting a workshop on propagating tussocky plants like Mat-rushes, sedges and grasses. They can be propagated easily at home using a technique called "division". Come and learn how to do this, and pot up and take some home for your garden. 

https://events.humanitix.com/propagation-by-division-wooragee

Bushy has been taking orchid walks on his lovely Wooragee property for a number of years. The next walk is 22nd September registration https://events.humanitix.com/copy-of-2024-orchid-and-wildflower-walk-at-wooragee-second-walk

It is hoped that newcomers to Wooragee will benefit from his presentation, in planning a bird-friendly habitat around their property to attract and support local birds. It can be a lifetime hobby!

Arrive early, the talk will start at 6pm.

Afterwards, stay for a chat and the famous Wooragee Landcare refreshments!

https://events.humanitix.com/planting-a-native-garden-to-attract-woodland-birds