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Roost and Rookery

Bruno Gianatti Hall 27 Munro Street, Jarrahdale, Australia

Weed ID and Advice Workshop

SJ Community Resource Centre 2 Paterson Street, Mundijong, Western Australia, Australia

The Peel Harvey Biosecurity Group are seeking to deliver information and upskill the local community through the upcoming Weed ID and Advice Workshop.

The FREE workshop will be held at the Serpentine Jarrahdale Community Resource Centre, 2 Paterson St, Mundijong from 12 pm to 4 pm Thursday the 3rd September.

Hosted by weed experts Greg Keighery, Order of Australia recipient, and Principal Ecologist Andrew Mitchell who will work through local weed issues and specimens brought in by attendees.

The workshop is informative and interactive suitable for front end staff taking community reports and weed issues, operations teams out in the field, NRM professionals, enthusiastic individuals and landholders.

All attendees receive the perfect companion to weed identification and control - the Southern Weeds and their Control booklet and there will be a light lunch and networking opportunity beforehand.

Please register by email to weeds@phbg.org and share amongst your networks. This workshop is part of a series being hosted across the South West with the Leschenault and the Blackwood Biosecurity Group's, details to come for the following workshops.

If you cannot attend this workshop talk to the PHBG about expressing interest for future events, sign up to the PHBG newsletter or talk to the Group about hosting a workshop in your area.

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