The document announces over 35 free, hands-on environmental events across Brisbane and surrounding areas from July 16-31 as part of the Peaks to Points Festival 2016. The events include guided walks, planting activities, workshops and more focused on local habitats and wildlife. Details are provided on individual events' locations, times, and contact information for more details.
This document provides information about the Peaks to Points Festival 2014, which is a two week environmental festival held in southeast Queensland from July 19th to August 3rd. The festival features over 35 hands-on events hosted by councils, community and environmental groups from Ipswich, Brisbane and Logan, including guided walks, workshops, tree planting, bus tours and other activities. The goal of the festival is to connect people of all ages and interests and show how the local environment can be protected and improved by working together. A list of upcoming events from July 19th to July 27th is then provided, including weeding and planting activities, guided walks, and educational workshops.
The document contains announcements from ICPS on October 8th, 2015. It wishes Dawson F a happy birthday and lists who is assisting with recycling that day. It reminds students that pizza orders and recipes for a cookbook are due tomorrow. It also announces that cross-country running is at 10:30 and the regional meet is next week. There will be junior boys volleyball tryouts during second break tomorrow. It provides a reflective thought about fire safety tips from a trailer visit that day.
This document contains information about Dublin, Ireland. It provides facts about Dublin being the capital city and the languages spoken in Ireland. It also includes brief descriptions of several popular tourist attractions and traditions in Dublin like Trinity College, St. Patrick's Cathedral, various gardens and parks, as well as traditional Irish foods and drinks like Irish stew, the full Irish breakfast, Guinness beer, and Irish coffee. Additionally, it mentions notable places in Dublin like Temple Bar, The Abbey Tavern, The Abbey Theatre, and Grafton Street for shopping. The document also references the Gaelic sport of hurling and Croke Park stadium.
The document provides announcements for ICPS on Wednesday May 11, 2016. It wishes Mrs. Howlett-Lowe and Cameron G happy birthday. It announces track and field practice, a student committee meeting, and team photos being taken. It defines cross contamination for recycling and announces a green team meeting. It invites families to visit Scales Nature Park. It advertises an upcoming Maker Faire and provides the daily eco message. It recognizes students for character traits and shares a reflective thought for the day.
The document provides announcements for ICPS on February 16, 2016. It notes that the intermediate boys' basketball team had a successful tournament, winning their first game and showing good sportsmanship in their losses. It also announces basketball practice at first recess, an upcoming volleyball game, and a clothing drive ending soon, and encourages appreciation for custodians the next day.
This document contains announcements for ICPS on Wednesday April 27th, 2016. It announces tap practice at second break, junior girls basketball practice at first activity break, and student committee meeting at second break. It provides reminders about proper recycling and contamination. It announces that Friday is Creative Day with workshops from 11:35 to the end of the day and to wear nest colored shirts. It recognizes the junior boys basketball team for persevering at a challenging zone tournament the day before. It highlights the daily eco message to save water while washing hair and recognizes students for character traits of the day.
The Giant Lantern Festival in San Fernando, Philippines features elaborate lanterns up to 6 meters tall built by 11 villages that compete in the festival held before Christmas Eve. Originally simple paper lanterns were made but now use various materials and electric lights. In Gävle, Sweden a 13-meter tall Yule goat made of straw is built for Christmas but has been burned down 29 times since 1966 by vandals. In Austria, the beast-like Krampus accompanies Saint Nicholas, scaring naughty children with bells and chains. In Japan, KFC has emerged as a popular Christmas dinner choice despite Christmas being a small novelty holiday there.
Jessie Mazur worked as a camp cook for over five years at Edward's Lake for logger Alex Kippan. She worked hard, milking cows, preparing three meals a day for 36 men, and doing laundry. Strict rules were in place at the camp, but workers were allowed to go to town every two weeks. Jessie eventually married Tony, another worker, and Kippan accommodated the couple by providing lumber to build a home. Jessie and Tony later bought a farm, but continued working winters at the camp, where Kippan supported them with cows and their upkeep. Though the work was difficult, times were tough, and rules were strict, Jessie enjoyed the job and noted that no
This document provides information about the Peaks to Points Festival 2014, which is a two week environmental festival held in southeast Queensland from July 19th to August 3rd. The festival features over 35 hands-on events hosted by councils, community and environmental groups from Ipswich, Brisbane and Logan, including guided walks, workshops, tree planting, bus tours and other activities. The goal of the festival is to connect people of all ages and interests and show how the local environment can be protected and improved by working together. A list of upcoming events from July 19th to July 27th is then provided, including weeding and planting activities, guided walks, and educational workshops.
The document contains announcements from ICPS on October 8th, 2015. It wishes Dawson F a happy birthday and lists who is assisting with recycling that day. It reminds students that pizza orders and recipes for a cookbook are due tomorrow. It also announces that cross-country running is at 10:30 and the regional meet is next week. There will be junior boys volleyball tryouts during second break tomorrow. It provides a reflective thought about fire safety tips from a trailer visit that day.
This document contains information about Dublin, Ireland. It provides facts about Dublin being the capital city and the languages spoken in Ireland. It also includes brief descriptions of several popular tourist attractions and traditions in Dublin like Trinity College, St. Patrick's Cathedral, various gardens and parks, as well as traditional Irish foods and drinks like Irish stew, the full Irish breakfast, Guinness beer, and Irish coffee. Additionally, it mentions notable places in Dublin like Temple Bar, The Abbey Tavern, The Abbey Theatre, and Grafton Street for shopping. The document also references the Gaelic sport of hurling and Croke Park stadium.
The document provides announcements for ICPS on Wednesday May 11, 2016. It wishes Mrs. Howlett-Lowe and Cameron G happy birthday. It announces track and field practice, a student committee meeting, and team photos being taken. It defines cross contamination for recycling and announces a green team meeting. It invites families to visit Scales Nature Park. It advertises an upcoming Maker Faire and provides the daily eco message. It recognizes students for character traits and shares a reflective thought for the day.
The document provides announcements for ICPS on February 16, 2016. It notes that the intermediate boys' basketball team had a successful tournament, winning their first game and showing good sportsmanship in their losses. It also announces basketball practice at first recess, an upcoming volleyball game, and a clothing drive ending soon, and encourages appreciation for custodians the next day.
This document contains announcements for ICPS on Wednesday April 27th, 2016. It announces tap practice at second break, junior girls basketball practice at first activity break, and student committee meeting at second break. It provides reminders about proper recycling and contamination. It announces that Friday is Creative Day with workshops from 11:35 to the end of the day and to wear nest colored shirts. It recognizes the junior boys basketball team for persevering at a challenging zone tournament the day before. It highlights the daily eco message to save water while washing hair and recognizes students for character traits of the day.
The Giant Lantern Festival in San Fernando, Philippines features elaborate lanterns up to 6 meters tall built by 11 villages that compete in the festival held before Christmas Eve. Originally simple paper lanterns were made but now use various materials and electric lights. In Gävle, Sweden a 13-meter tall Yule goat made of straw is built for Christmas but has been burned down 29 times since 1966 by vandals. In Austria, the beast-like Krampus accompanies Saint Nicholas, scaring naughty children with bells and chains. In Japan, KFC has emerged as a popular Christmas dinner choice despite Christmas being a small novelty holiday there.
Jessie Mazur worked as a camp cook for over five years at Edward's Lake for logger Alex Kippan. She worked hard, milking cows, preparing three meals a day for 36 men, and doing laundry. Strict rules were in place at the camp, but workers were allowed to go to town every two weeks. Jessie eventually married Tony, another worker, and Kippan accommodated the couple by providing lumber to build a home. Jessie and Tony later bought a farm, but continued working winters at the camp, where Kippan supported them with cows and their upkeep. Though the work was difficult, times were tough, and rules were strict, Jessie enjoyed the job and noted that no
The document provides announcements for ICPS including birthdays celebrated over the weekend for Jeremie and Allen, the parent workshop on iPads in the classroom that evening, and high jump practices scheduled for recess breaks. It also recognizes students for character traits like caring, responsibility and empathy and shares an eco daily message on the benefits of renewable energy sources.
The document summarizes a motorcycle ride taken by a group called the Door County Bandits over July 4th weekend to honor a veteran uncle. They visited several tourist destinations in Door County, Wisconsin, including a fish boil restaurant, ice cream parlor, and inn. However, their camera was stolen while eating breakfast, where goats grazed on the roof. They were able to replace the camera and continue documenting their ride in support of veterans.
Pomar de Cinca is a village in Spain with nearly 500 residents. It has several amenities including a bakery, butcher, chemist, culture house, four parks, kindergarten, two public bars, a picnic area, church, and a central square. The village also has a swimming pool, and celebrates holidays and festivals like Easter, Carnival, and potato and onion omelette. The local school provides education and has facilities like a school hall, library, and arts and crafts areas. It also has a playground with slides, swings, a football pitch, basketball court, and some trees.
The junior girls basketball team won their first game of the season against St. Gabriel last night. Thank you to Mackenzie, Sylvia, and Victoria for helping with scorekeeping. The junior boys will have a practice today during first break with Mr. Kennedy. The yearbook committee is looking for creative cover designs. Victoria, Keenan, and Anthony are recognized for demonstrating positive character traits.
Grassy ecosystems in northeast NSW and southeast Queensland will benefit from a coordinated approach to the reintroduction of fire with stakeholders who share a vision for integrating traditional Aboriginal practices with the science of fire ecology.
Presentation from Nature Conservation Council of NSW 2015 Bushfire Conference - Fire and Restoration: working with fire for healthy lands.
An event is being held at Birch Hill this Saturday and Sunday from Noon to 6 p.m. where lift ticket prices will be half off. The tubing hill and DW Grill will be closed, so attendees are asked to bring their own snacks and drinks.
Tues. April 25th Pine River Announcements Pine River
The daily announcements for Pine River school on April 25th included wishing good luck to the grade 4-6 students attending a concert in Barrie, reminding students of outdoor learning blocks for some classes tomorrow, and notifying the yearbook team of an afternoon meeting. The junior boys basketball team lost their previous game but have another coming up on Friday with no practice today. The daily announcements also provided the eco tip to reduce waste through recycling and composting, continued the book swap, and named the gotcha winners who should pick up their prizes at first break.
Week three at Hidden Pines Ranch had a patriotic theme with American songs and a new game called "Revolutionary War". On Thursday the annual counselor basketball tournament was held. The winning team was called "Mom, I touched the Net!". The stable and pastures are home to various animals enjoyed by the campers, including two pigs, two lambs, ten horses, four chickens, and two popular dogs named Dodger and Ruby. Upcoming events include the all-camp Friday and camper variety show on July 10th.
Woodstone Learning offers a variety of educational field studies and workshops in the Lake District focused on geography, environmental science, and green woodworking. Field studies cover topics like glaciation, rivers, coasts, and human geography. Workshops include green woodworking like making swords and stools, as well as willow weaving and other crafts. Experienced tutors lead tailored day trips and multi-day programs using hands-on techniques to engage students in skills like field mapping and data collection.
The document provides information about weather forecasts, places to visit and activities in the New Forest area of England, including details about Lyndhurst as the capital of the Forest, the New Forest Wildlife Park and its collection of indigenous animals, and the gardens at Chewton Glen hotel and its composting activities. It also includes the spa programme and schedule for Chewton Glen hotel in June 2013 listing the various exercise classes, treatments and tennis activities available to guests.
The document provides announcements for ICPS on Monday, December 14th, 2015. It announces that tomorrow is turkey lunch with forms due to the office and to wear festive hats. It also notes that the gym will be closed for lunch setup and cleanup, with classes going down at 11:45. Additionally, it recognizes students for character traits and provides a daily reflective thought about teamwork.
Native people in the Piedmont region wore lightweight clothing like deer skin for men and skirts made from deer skin, tree bark or grass for women, wearing heavier clothes during cool weather. The Catawba were farmers who harvested crops of corn, beans and squash cooked in dishes like cornbread, soups and stews, while the men hunted deer, turkey and fished in rivers. The Catawba built long houses from stretched bark to live in.
This document provides information about various upcoming events at Chapel By The Sea, including a butterfly release, Easter brunch, and an Easter party. It also recognizes individuals like the parish nurse Sheila Morales and those who worked on replacing the church's siding. Finally, it shares photos from past events like Palm Sunday and the Easter party.
The document provides information about the 153rd anniversary event commemorating the 1856 Battle of Black Jack. Activities will include battlefield tours, a reenactment, quilt show, music, vendors, and a barbecue dinner. The Pearson Farmstead home, site of the battle, will be the focus of restoration efforts. Visitors are encouraged to attend the anniversary event on May 30th or volunteer on April 4th for cleanup at the battlefield site.
Nj future redevelopment forum 2019 bristol recipe for rural redevelopmentNew Jersey Future
This document provides a "recipe" for rural redevelopment projects. It outlines a step-by-step process that includes: 1) conducting research and site analysis; 2) developing planning concepts and strategies based on the landscape and infrastructure; and 3) designing individual projects that blend resilient planning strategies with site-specific designs. The recipe is demonstrated through a student workshop project for Greenwich, NJ that includes strategies for shoreline development, elevated structures, waterway networks, and recreation paths.
This document compares Christmas traditions in Bolivia and Catalonia. In Bolivia, fireworks are lit for Christmas, while in Catalonia they are not. Children in Bolivia decorate the Christmas tree, and in Catalonia both the tree and nativity scene are decorated. Some festivals like Epiphany and St. Stephen's Day are celebrated in Catalonia but not in Bolivia.
This document provides announcements for First Congregational Church for the week of April 8, 2012. It lists upcoming events like a Max Lucado Bible study, AGAPEFEST in May, and Vacation Bible School in July. It requests volunteers and donations for local charities. It also introduces the new Sunday school teachers and encourages people to teach Sunday school.
We're doing a Papua New Guinea 'MUMU' Saturday, September 15th noon til 6 p.m. at Calvary Bible Church, 125 Calvary Church Road, Wrightsville PA 17368... RSVP by September 1st if you plan to attend. Call 717-252-2046
EGN UK is a division of Executives' Global Network, which provides peer-based networking services through over 700 confidential groups for executives. EGN aims to support over 42,000 members across 14 countries through closed peer advisory groups, knowledge sharing apps, cross-group meetings, and networking events. Members can discuss business issues, develop skills and knowledge, and support one another's careers and initiatives in a confidential setting. EGN ensures new members have no conflicts of interest with existing members and provides ongoing support through group chairs and check-ins.
Overfishing is causing major environmental, economic, and political problems globally. Environmentally, overfishing damages ocean ecosystems and fish stocks. Economically, there are too many fishing vessels chasing too few fish, overcapitalizing the industry. Politically, countries struggle to agree on and enforce fishing quotas to regulate catch amounts. Potential solutions include implementing rights-based fisheries management, promoting sustainable practices, and increasing international cooperation through agreements.
The document provides announcements for ICPS including birthdays celebrated over the weekend for Jeremie and Allen, the parent workshop on iPads in the classroom that evening, and high jump practices scheduled for recess breaks. It also recognizes students for character traits like caring, responsibility and empathy and shares an eco daily message on the benefits of renewable energy sources.
The document summarizes a motorcycle ride taken by a group called the Door County Bandits over July 4th weekend to honor a veteran uncle. They visited several tourist destinations in Door County, Wisconsin, including a fish boil restaurant, ice cream parlor, and inn. However, their camera was stolen while eating breakfast, where goats grazed on the roof. They were able to replace the camera and continue documenting their ride in support of veterans.
Pomar de Cinca is a village in Spain with nearly 500 residents. It has several amenities including a bakery, butcher, chemist, culture house, four parks, kindergarten, two public bars, a picnic area, church, and a central square. The village also has a swimming pool, and celebrates holidays and festivals like Easter, Carnival, and potato and onion omelette. The local school provides education and has facilities like a school hall, library, and arts and crafts areas. It also has a playground with slides, swings, a football pitch, basketball court, and some trees.
The junior girls basketball team won their first game of the season against St. Gabriel last night. Thank you to Mackenzie, Sylvia, and Victoria for helping with scorekeeping. The junior boys will have a practice today during first break with Mr. Kennedy. The yearbook committee is looking for creative cover designs. Victoria, Keenan, and Anthony are recognized for demonstrating positive character traits.
Grassy ecosystems in northeast NSW and southeast Queensland will benefit from a coordinated approach to the reintroduction of fire with stakeholders who share a vision for integrating traditional Aboriginal practices with the science of fire ecology.
Presentation from Nature Conservation Council of NSW 2015 Bushfire Conference - Fire and Restoration: working with fire for healthy lands.
An event is being held at Birch Hill this Saturday and Sunday from Noon to 6 p.m. where lift ticket prices will be half off. The tubing hill and DW Grill will be closed, so attendees are asked to bring their own snacks and drinks.
Tues. April 25th Pine River Announcements Pine River
The daily announcements for Pine River school on April 25th included wishing good luck to the grade 4-6 students attending a concert in Barrie, reminding students of outdoor learning blocks for some classes tomorrow, and notifying the yearbook team of an afternoon meeting. The junior boys basketball team lost their previous game but have another coming up on Friday with no practice today. The daily announcements also provided the eco tip to reduce waste through recycling and composting, continued the book swap, and named the gotcha winners who should pick up their prizes at first break.
Week three at Hidden Pines Ranch had a patriotic theme with American songs and a new game called "Revolutionary War". On Thursday the annual counselor basketball tournament was held. The winning team was called "Mom, I touched the Net!". The stable and pastures are home to various animals enjoyed by the campers, including two pigs, two lambs, ten horses, four chickens, and two popular dogs named Dodger and Ruby. Upcoming events include the all-camp Friday and camper variety show on July 10th.
Woodstone Learning offers a variety of educational field studies and workshops in the Lake District focused on geography, environmental science, and green woodworking. Field studies cover topics like glaciation, rivers, coasts, and human geography. Workshops include green woodworking like making swords and stools, as well as willow weaving and other crafts. Experienced tutors lead tailored day trips and multi-day programs using hands-on techniques to engage students in skills like field mapping and data collection.
The document provides information about weather forecasts, places to visit and activities in the New Forest area of England, including details about Lyndhurst as the capital of the Forest, the New Forest Wildlife Park and its collection of indigenous animals, and the gardens at Chewton Glen hotel and its composting activities. It also includes the spa programme and schedule for Chewton Glen hotel in June 2013 listing the various exercise classes, treatments and tennis activities available to guests.
The document provides announcements for ICPS on Monday, December 14th, 2015. It announces that tomorrow is turkey lunch with forms due to the office and to wear festive hats. It also notes that the gym will be closed for lunch setup and cleanup, with classes going down at 11:45. Additionally, it recognizes students for character traits and provides a daily reflective thought about teamwork.
Native people in the Piedmont region wore lightweight clothing like deer skin for men and skirts made from deer skin, tree bark or grass for women, wearing heavier clothes during cool weather. The Catawba were farmers who harvested crops of corn, beans and squash cooked in dishes like cornbread, soups and stews, while the men hunted deer, turkey and fished in rivers. The Catawba built long houses from stretched bark to live in.
This document provides information about various upcoming events at Chapel By The Sea, including a butterfly release, Easter brunch, and an Easter party. It also recognizes individuals like the parish nurse Sheila Morales and those who worked on replacing the church's siding. Finally, it shares photos from past events like Palm Sunday and the Easter party.
The document provides information about the 153rd anniversary event commemorating the 1856 Battle of Black Jack. Activities will include battlefield tours, a reenactment, quilt show, music, vendors, and a barbecue dinner. The Pearson Farmstead home, site of the battle, will be the focus of restoration efforts. Visitors are encouraged to attend the anniversary event on May 30th or volunteer on April 4th for cleanup at the battlefield site.
Nj future redevelopment forum 2019 bristol recipe for rural redevelopmentNew Jersey Future
This document provides a "recipe" for rural redevelopment projects. It outlines a step-by-step process that includes: 1) conducting research and site analysis; 2) developing planning concepts and strategies based on the landscape and infrastructure; and 3) designing individual projects that blend resilient planning strategies with site-specific designs. The recipe is demonstrated through a student workshop project for Greenwich, NJ that includes strategies for shoreline development, elevated structures, waterway networks, and recreation paths.
This document compares Christmas traditions in Bolivia and Catalonia. In Bolivia, fireworks are lit for Christmas, while in Catalonia they are not. Children in Bolivia decorate the Christmas tree, and in Catalonia both the tree and nativity scene are decorated. Some festivals like Epiphany and St. Stephen's Day are celebrated in Catalonia but not in Bolivia.
This document provides announcements for First Congregational Church for the week of April 8, 2012. It lists upcoming events like a Max Lucado Bible study, AGAPEFEST in May, and Vacation Bible School in July. It requests volunteers and donations for local charities. It also introduces the new Sunday school teachers and encourages people to teach Sunday school.
We're doing a Papua New Guinea 'MUMU' Saturday, September 15th noon til 6 p.m. at Calvary Bible Church, 125 Calvary Church Road, Wrightsville PA 17368... RSVP by September 1st if you plan to attend. Call 717-252-2046
EGN UK is a division of Executives' Global Network, which provides peer-based networking services through over 700 confidential groups for executives. EGN aims to support over 42,000 members across 14 countries through closed peer advisory groups, knowledge sharing apps, cross-group meetings, and networking events. Members can discuss business issues, develop skills and knowledge, and support one another's careers and initiatives in a confidential setting. EGN ensures new members have no conflicts of interest with existing members and provides ongoing support through group chairs and check-ins.
Overfishing is causing major environmental, economic, and political problems globally. Environmentally, overfishing damages ocean ecosystems and fish stocks. Economically, there are too many fishing vessels chasing too few fish, overcapitalizing the industry. Politically, countries struggle to agree on and enforce fishing quotas to regulate catch amounts. Potential solutions include implementing rights-based fisheries management, promoting sustainable practices, and increasing international cooperation through agreements.
This document provides an overview of the investment products and services available through Morgan Stanley Wealth Management's Capital Markets division. It describes the team of over 200 professionals that work with individual investors to navigate complex financial markets. The summary includes access to fixed income securities, equities, structured investments, physical precious metals, foreign exchange, and portfolio reviews to help meet investment objectives.
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El documento habla sobre el desarrollo sostenible y la necesidad de asegurar que las generaciones futuras no tengan que sufrir las consecuencias de nuestra falta de acción. Define el desarrollo sostenible como satisfacer las necesidades del presente sin comprometer las de futuro. Identifica factores como la sobrepoblación, la pobreza, la comercialización de especies, y el cambio climático como perjudiciales para el desarrollo sostenible. Pregunta qué se puede hacer individualmente para contribuir al desarrollo sostenible.
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The document provides details about Burj Al Arab hotel in Dubai. It discusses the hotel's history, location, characteristics, facilities and amenities. Some key points include that it is shaped like a sailboat, located on an artificial island off Dubai, and at 321 meters it held the record for tallest hotel for many years. The document outlines the hotel's vision, achievements, suites, restaurants, facilities, competitors and future expansion plans. It provides an overview of the luxury hotel's profile, offerings and strategic direction.
Esquema de asignaturas del programa del diplomaTeresa Chicaiza
Este documento presenta un esquema de asignaturas para el Programa del Diploma en Historia del Grupo 3: Individuos y Sociedades. Incluye un itinerario de dos años con temas prescritos como la Pacificación y el mantenimiento de la paz de 1918-1936 en el primer año, y la Segunda Guerra Mundial y América de 1933-1945 y los acontecimientos políticos en América tras la guerra de 1945-1979 en el segundo año. El esquema detalla los contenidos, tiempo asignado y recursos para cada un
El origen de la ciencia Sanki, Nutrición y disfuncion mitocondrial Nutriline SRL
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This document discusses microcirculation monitoring in critical illness. It begins with an introduction to microcirculation and its role in tissue oxygenation. It then discusses four types of microcirculatory alterations that can result in a loss of coherence between the macrocirculation and microcirculation: heterogeneity, hemodilution, constriction/tamponade, and edema. Specific microcirculatory alterations seen in sepsis and surgery are also reviewed. Monitoring microcirculation is important for guiding resuscitation efforts and assessing whether macrocirculation improvements translate to the microcirculation level.
- Royal Enfield was facing problems like declining sales and issues with maintenance and quality in the early 2000s. The appointment of a new CEO in 2005 helped turn things around.
- Changes like a new engine design, quality process improvements, and warranty claim reductions gradually reduced problems. Now Royal Enfield has 100% production capacity with a waiting period of up to a year.
- Royal Enfield has expanded globally and opened its first wholly owned subsidiary in North America in 2015 as part of its international growth plans. It aims to be a significant player in all its markets.
This document is a project report submitted by a student for their M.Com degree. It discusses recruiting and selection practices at IBM GPS. The report includes sections on the history of IBM and IBM GPS, data collected, recruiting and selection processes at IBM GPS, and conclusions. It was submitted to the University of Mumbai to fulfill degree requirements, with the student declaring the information as true and original. The report acknowledges and thanks various individuals and organizations that helped with completing the project.
The document provides an overview of display advertising basics, including the key players and how impressions are bought and sold. It discusses demand side platforms (DSPs) that enable real-time audience buying on ad exchanges. Ad exchanges are marketplaces where publisher inventory is sold to advertisers/agencies via auctions. Sell side platforms help publishers manage their inventory and route ads to exchanges. The document also summarizes how real-time bidding works, with bids happening in milliseconds before an ad is viewed, and how data management platforms compile audience data to help target ads.
Volkswagen was founded in 1937 in Germany. It has grown to become one of the largest car manufacturers in the world through strategic acquisitions and expanding into international markets like India. However, in 2015 it was discovered that Volkswagen had cheated on emissions tests for over 11 million diesel vehicles worldwide, causing far higher nitrogen oxide emissions in real-world driving than allowed by standards. This scandal and investigations into further irregularities with fuel consumption figures have cost Volkswagen billions in fines and damaged its reputation.
Brisbane is the capital city of Queensland, Australia. It has over 2 million inhabitants and is a diverse, multicultural city. Some key facts:
- Brisbane is located along the Brisbane River on Australia's east coast.
- The population speaks mostly English but 18% speak other languages like Mandarin and Spanish.
- Popular attractions include the South Bank parklands, Brisbane Botanic Gardens, and Queensland Performing Arts Centre.
- Rugby league is the most popular spectator sport, but others like cricket, soccer and Australian rules football are also popular.
This document provides information about nature programs offered by Arlington County Parks and Recreation at three nature centers: Gulf Branch, Long Branch, and Fort C.F. Smith Park. It lists upcoming volunteer opportunities, birding trips, adult and children's nature programs, and family activities from September to November 2013. Registration for nature programs begins on August 13.
NostalgicOutdoorsTM- Cuyahoga Valley NP- Sping 2014 ScheduleNostalgicOutdoors™
This document is the spring 2014 schedule of events for Cuyahoga Valley National Park. It discusses the many volunteer opportunities in the park, from volunteering at visitor centers and on trails, to citizen science projects monitoring wildlife. It also provides information on upcoming events like Junior Ranger programs for kids, Lyceum lecture series talks, special train excursions on the Cuyahoga Valley Scenic Railroad, and the grand opening of the new Canal Exploration Center in May. Volunteers play an important role in educating visitors and maintaining the park.
The summary provides an overview of events at Glen Helen Nature Preserve in Spring 2015, including:
- Ongoing weekly K-12 Naturalist Club on Wednesdays from 3:30-5pm and volunteer trail maintenance opportunities on selected Saturdays.
- A variety of guided hikes, presentations and activities throughout March-May centered around themes like birds, plants, history and the arts. Events include full moon hikes, story times, pancake breakfast and more.
- Special events on weekends and evenings like an olive oil tasting, film screening, poetry hike, nature animation workshop and Earth Day 5K/10K race.
This document summarizes three adventure activities and locations near Cairns, Australia:
1) Diving and snorkeling on the Great Barrier Reef, including introductory scuba diving programs and helmet diving to see marine life without getting wet.
2) Guided walks through Mossman Gorge rainforest to learn about Aboriginal culture and see sites of significance, including bark shelters and traditional huts.
3) Visiting Kuranda via the Skyrail Rainforest Cableway gondola, which travels over rainforest and provides views of Cairns. The trip takes 1.5 hours one way and activities like the Kuranda Scenic Railway can extend it to a half or full day.
NostalgicOutdoors™- Badlands National Park Visitors GuideNostalgicOutdoors™
This document provides information for visitors to Badlands National Park, including:
- An overview of the park's geology, ecology, cultural history, and recreational opportunities.
- Details on visitor facilities like the Ben Reifel and White River visitor centers, as well as camping and local services.
- Guidelines for exploring the park safely, including rules for driving, camping, hiking, pets, and bicycling. Contact information is also provided should visitors have any other questions.
City of Salina Brochure - Natural ResourcesCity of Salina
The Natural Resources program of Salina Parks & Recreation is committed to providing educational opportunities about the natural world through outdoor skills classes. The staff strives to nurture public interest in nature by teaching about topics like insects, mammals, owls, and more. Locations like the Lakewood Discovery Center and Indian Rock Natural Area offer exhibits, trails, and programs to explore nature within the city. A variety of activities are available for the public to discover and appreciate the local environment.
The new waterfront development in Esperance, Western Australia has transformed the town over the past 20 months. It has improved recreational and community spaces, providing access to beaches, picnic areas, and playgrounds. The $30 million project has created a seamless transition from the town center to the waterfront. The new development has been well-received by the local community and has enhanced the vibrancy of the town. It has become a popular spot for residents and visitors alike to spend time.
The SBAS fundraiser showing of the documentary "The March of the Penguins" was very successful. It was a sell-out event that raised over $3000 for the Eyes In The Sky and Plover Docent programs. Many local businesses donated food, drinks, prizes and other items to support the event. The naturalist speakers and photographer who donated a penguin photo added to the educational experience. All in attendance had a wonderful time while supporting important conservation programs.
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1. Brisbane South-side • Ipswich • Logan • Redlands
34 hands-on
environmental events
over two weeks
More than 35 hands-on
environmental events
over two weeks
Brisbane South-side • Ipswich • Logan • Redlands
2. Explore the natural world this winter
Venture outside this winter to learn more
about your local environment with the Peaks
to Points Festival 2016, running from 16 to 31
July across Brisbane’s south side, from Ipswich
through Brisbane and Logan to Redlands.
Presented by the Brisbane City Council, the
festival offers a host of free, hands-on events
with an environmental focus. Local environment
and community groups are offering a series
of events over two weeks, including guided
walks, tree planting and weeding activities,
community forums, bus tours and workshops.
Explore the beautiful natural places right
on your doorstep and learn how you can
help to protect these habitats and the
native wildlife which depends on them.
For more information visit
www.peakstopoints.com.au
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presented by Brisbane MarketPlace
Come down to the Oxley Creek Common,
Sherwood Road, Rocklea to learn more
about your local environment at the
Peaks to Points Festival Family Day
presented by Brisbane MarketPlace.
This free community event features live
entertainment, an assortment of children’s craft
activities and games, information displays, farm
animals and canoeing, plus a range of food
and drinks. Set against the beautiful backdrop
of the Common, Festival Family Day is the
perfect opportunity to relax in the winter sun,
enjoy the atmosphere and help us celebrate
the end of the 16 day Peaks to Points Festival.
4. Can you spot a platypus?
The Wildlife Preservation Society
of Queensland (WPSQ) needs
volunteers for its PlatyCount 2016
platypus survey. Spotters will be
positioned at various sites along
Oxley Creek and its tributaries, to
help document the local platypus
population.
Event hosted by the Wildlife
Preservation Society of Queensland
and the Platypus Watch Network.
5am to 7am Saturday 16 and
Sunday 17 July. For meeting
point details phone the WPSQ
on 3844 0129.
Wear warm clothes and covered
footwear. Binoculars and cameras
may be helpful! Light refreshments
available after the survey.
Contact Matt Cecil: 3844 0129
platypus@wildlife.org.au
Witness the restoration
of Pennywort Creek
Join members of the Pennywort
Creek Bushcare Group for a
morning of planting, followed by a
guided walk of the restored habitat
areas along Pennywort Creek. Bring
along samples of problem weeds in
your garden and local Agronomist,
Trevor Armstrong, will identify the
weeds and provide control tips.
Event hosted by Habitat Brisbane and
Brisbane City Council.
6:30am to 9:30am Saturday 16 July.
George Scarlett Park, Pratten St
between Cliveden Ave & Brushbox
Pl, Corinda.
Morning tea will be provided.
Please RSVP for catering purposes.
Contact Trevor Armstrong:
Spend a day with marine
environment experts
Learn why Moreton Bay is such
a special part of our waterways
at a half day event with marine
environment experts. A morning
seminar at Redlands Indigiscapes
Centre will be followed by a
seagrass monitoring activity (limited
numbers) and guided walk to
King Island. The morning seminar
will feature three presentations:
The World Heritage Values of
Moreton Bay, Citizen Scientists and
PlatypusWatch.
Event presented by Wildlife
Queensland Coastal Citizen Science
and Bayside Branch.
9:15am to 3pm Saturday 16 July.
Seminar will be held at Redlands
Indigiscapes Centre, Runnymede
Rd, Capalaba.
(after midday activities conducted
from Wellington Point Reserve, Main
Road, Wellington Point). Morning and
afternoon tea provided. BYO lunch.
Please RSVP as numbers are limited.
Contact Debra Henry: 0439 914 631
debrahenry@wildlife.org.au
Join a nature
journaling workshop
Learn how to improve your
appreciation for nature at a nature
journaling workshop with Paula
Peeters. Participants receive a
pack which include a journal and
graphite pencil ($29 for workshop
and pack, $19 for workshop only if
you BYO materials). Bookings via
www.eventbrite.com.au Morning
tea provided.
Event hosted by Bulimba Creek
5. trevor.r.armstrong@gmail.com
0414 691 264
Take in the view from
Flinders Peak
Head to Flinders Peak to plant a
tree, take in the view and explore
the natural wonders of the area on
a guided walk. The 3km walk takes
in the Goolman and Rocky Knoll
lookouts and Flinders-Goolman trail
and is of moderate difficulty. Light
refreshments available to keep your
stamina up.
Event hosted by Bremer River Fund,
Ipswich Creek Catchment Group and
the Ipswich City Council.
8am to 11am Saturday 16 July.
Flinders-Goolman Conservation
Estate, Carmichael’s Rd, Purga
(Ipswich).
Bookings essential. Please bring water,
sunscreen, hat and wear enclosed
shoes.
Contact Vada Hoger: 0457 564 619
vhoger@ipswich.qld.gov.au
Travel back in time
on a history walk
Join local historian Beryl Roberts
for a gentle walk around Acacia
Ridge to look at places of historical
significance. Acacia Ridge was
established after World War II to
house returning servicemen and
their families. Many of the original
post-war dwellings still stand.
Event hosted by Oxley Creek
Catchment Association.
9am to 10:30am Saturday 16 July.
Elizabeth St shops carpark, corner
Beaudesert Rd & Elizabeth St,
Acacia Ridge.
Please bring own water and snacks.
Contact Beryl Roberts: 0448 040 442
bberylroberts@gmail.com
Catchment Coordinating Committee.
9:30am to midday Saturday 16 July.
B4C Sustainability Centre, corner
Old Cleveland Rd and Wright St,
Carindale.
Contact Heather Barns: 0410 840 343
or b4c@bulimbacreek.org.au
Celebrate a new
community garden
Come along to the launch of
Cornerstone Living Community
Garden at an open day and
help get the garden growing by
planting seedlings. The new garden
features 20 raised garden beds,
a composting bay, greenhouse,
storage shed and covered area. The
event includes a free sausage sizzle.
Event presented by Consolidated
Properties.
11am to 2pm, Sunday 17 July.
Cornerstone Living Community
Garden, Corner of Troughton and
Boundary Roads, Coopers Plains.
Contact Belinda Murray:
0418 117 441, 3229 8350,
belinda@conspropgroup.com.au
Learn about restoration
activities at three
Brisbane sites
Join the Oxley Creek Catchment
Association for a walking tour of
three natural restoration sites. The
walk will visit Pennywort Creek
Bushcare, Cliveden Avenue Reserve
and the Oxley Golf Complex. The
site leaders will be on hand to share
their rehabilitation techniques and
philosophies. Covered shoes, hats
and long sleeves must be worn.
Bookings are essential.
Event hosted by the Oxley Creek
Catchment Association, SEQ
Catchments’ What’s Your Nature
Program, and the Brisbane City
Council.
9am to 12pm Monday 18 July.
Richlands Park, corner of Pratten
& Deniven St, Corinda.
Bring water, lunch will be provided.
Contact Phil Gunasekara: 3345 5541
info@oxleycreekcatchment.org.au
6. Go behind the wire at
Greenbank Military
Training Area
Tours of the Greenbank Military
Training Area (GMTA) are a rare
offering. Here’s your chance to view
one of only five remaining vine forests
south of the Brisbane River, on a bus
tour of the GMTA. Defence staff will
accompany the bus as it tours the site.
Event hosted by the Oxley Creek
Catchment Association and the
Department of Defence.
9:30am to 1:00pm Monday 18 July.
Greenbank Military Training Area
Bus drops off and picks up at eastern
side of Corinda Railway Station,
Browne St, Corinda.
Please bring refreshments and water.
Wear covered shoes and long sleeves.
The tour is free for OCCA members
and $20 per person for non-members.
Bookings essential.
Contact Oxley Creek Catchment
Association: 3345 5541
info@oxleycreekcatchment.org.au
Check out the birds
at Pooh Corner
Take a gentle stroll through Pooh
Corner, home to more than 120
grassland and woodland bird species.
Local bird experts will lead the walk.
The walk concludes with morning tea.
Event hosted by Wolston and Centenary
Catchments Inc.
7:30am to 11am Tuesday 19 July.
Picnic Area, Pooh Corner Environment
Centre, 100 Wolston Rd, Wacol.
Bring binoculars and water and wear
covered shoes. Morning tea provided.
Contact Lenore Bracey: 0423 112 861
Explore one of Brisbane’s
best birding spots
Join a guided walk around one of the
best birding spots in Brisbane, the
Oxley Creek Common, home to an
amazing array of birdlife, with more
than 210 species recorded in the past
15 years. The 4km return walk travels
along an unsealed track by Oxley
Creek. Finish with morning tea at the
big red shed.
Event hosted by Birds Queensland.
7:30am to 11am Saturday 23 July.
Oxley Creek Common, Sherwood Rd,
Rocklea.
BYO morning tea. Bookings essential.
Contact Rae Clark: 3391 1642
rae.clark@bigpond.com
Become a Lantana
Weed Buster
Help the Griffith Mates Bushcare
and Fox Gully Bushcare volunteers
remove lantana from small bird habitat
at Mount Gravatt Outlook Reserve.
Lantana is one of the major threats to
native plants in the Reserve, due to its
toxicity and smothering habit.
Event hosted by the Mount Gravatt
Environment Group.
8am to 11am Saturday 23 July.
Mount Gravatt Outlook Reserve,
“Shire Road, Mount Gravatt.
Meet at the water reservoir near the
summit. Gloves and equipment provided.
Parking available at the summit. Bring
water and wear covered shoes.
Contact Michael Fox: 0408 769 405
megoutlook@gmail.com
Explore Spring Mountain
Enjoy spectacular views from Spring
7. secretary@wacc.org.au
Your sewage— see
where it ends up!
If you’ve ever wondered what
happens to your number ones and
twos after you’ve flushed them
down the toilet, here’s your chance
to find out! Queensland Urban
Utilities operates the Oxley Sewage
Treatment Plant which treats domestic
wastewater and trade waste. Join a
bus trip and see how applied science
and engineering are protecting
Moreton Bay.
Event hosted by Queensland Urban
Utilities.
9:30am to 12pm Wednesday 20 July.
Oxley Sewage Treatment Plant
Bus drops off and picks up on eastern
side of Corinda Railway Station,
Browne St, Corinda.
Tour is free for OCCA members and $15
for non-members. Bookings essential.
Covered shoes, hats, and long sleeves
must be worn. Please bring water and
snacks.
Contact Oxley Creek Catchment
Association: 3345 5541
info@oxleycreekcatchment.org.au
Discover the magic
of Toohey Forest
Join a guided walk in Toohey Forest
with local conservationist and
historian, Beryl Roberts. The forest
is home to koalas, echidnas and
more than 75 bird species. Beryl will
provide walkers with a snapshot of
the forest’s history and demonstrate
how to gather native seeds for future
propagation. The 5km walk is suitable
for people with an average level of
fitness.
Event hosted by the Oxley Creek
Catchment Association.
10am to 12pm Wednesday 20 July.
High picnic area, eastern side of
Toohey Rd, Toohey Forest, Nathan.
Please bring own water and snacks.
Contact Beryl Roberts: 0448 040 442
bberylroberts@gmail.com
Mountain Forest Park and learn
about its plants, animals and history
on a guided walk. The 10km walk is
suitable for people with a moderate
level of fitness. It covers some steep
and unstable terrain.
Event hosted by Logan City Council.
9am to 12:30pm Saturday 23 July.
Spring Mountain Forest Park, Warbler
Ct, Greenbank.
Light refreshments provided after walk.
Bookings essential.
Contact Logan City Council:
3412 4491, www.logan.qld.gov.au/
environmentalevents
Expand your
appreciation of nature
Join scientist and keen nature
observer, Paula Peeters for a nature
journaling workshop. Enjoy an activity
which increases mindfulness and
appreciation of beauty. Participants
receive a pack which include a journal
and graphite pencil ($29 for workshop
and pack, $19 for workshop only if you
BYO materials). Morning tea provided.
Bookings via www.eventbrite.com.au.
Event hosted by Bulimba Creek
Catchment Coordinating Committee.
9:30am to midday Saturday 23 July.
Minnippi Parklands, Stanton Rd,
Tingalpa.
Contact: Heather Barns, 0410 840 343 or
b4c@bulimbacreek.org.au
Discover nature’s marvels
at Karawatha Forest
Bring the family to an interactive
morning focused on learning about
Australian wildlife and exploring
beautiful Karawatha Forest. There
will be talks about its native animals
and plants in the forest, followed
by a guided walk. Hear more about
local butterflies, their life cycles and
host plants, at a talk by members of
the Butterfly and Other Invertebrates
Club. Allow time before or after
the event to explore Brisbane City
Council’s newly opened Discovery
Centre.
Event hosted by the Karawatha Forest
Protection Society and the Butterfly and
Other Invertebrates Club.
10am to 12pm Saturday 23 July.
Discovery Centre, Acacia Rd entrance,
Karawatha Forest, Karawatha.
Contact Paula Ross: 0424 650 560
secretary@karawatha.com
8. Celebrate with the Oxley
Community Men’s Shed
Join members of the St John’s
Oxley Community Men’s Shed
to celebrate the group’s fifth
anniversary. This event includes a
display of the club’s wares and sale
of items made by members, along
with surplus equipment. Enjoy
morning tea and check out the
nearby community garden.
Event hosted by the St John’s Oxley
Community Men’s Shed.
10am to 1pm Saturday 23 July.
St John’s Oxley Community Men’s
Shed, 18 California Rd, Oxley.
Contact John Brown: 3379 6096
johnbrown1931@bigpond.com
Kick back at a family
picnic in the park
Relax in the winter sun while
enjoying a family picnic under the
fig trees with children’s activities on
the green in Strickland Terrace Park.
There will be games for children
and kite flying if the weather is
suitable. Bring a rug, picnic and
your own kite, or buy one for a gold
coin donation.
Event hosted by the Strickland Terrace
Park Bushcare Group.
3pm to 4:30pm Saturday 23 July.
Strickland Terrace Park, junction of
Thomas, Egmont & Johnstone St,
Sherwood (enter at Thomas St).
Contact Jocelyn Clarkson: 3379 6021
qldquolls4h.jc@gmail.com
Celebrate OCCA’s
20th anniversary
Compost and worm farms
— do you dig them?
Join a free community workshop to
learn how to turn kitchen and garden
waste into rich nutrients for your soil.
This workshop is suitable for all ages.
Morning tea will be provided.
Event hosted by Bethania St Community
Garden and the Brisbane City Council.
9am to 12pm Sunday 24 July.
Bethania St Community Garden,
Bethania St, Lota.
Wear a hat and enclosed shoes. Bring
water and sunscreen. Bookings required.
Contact Brisbane City Council: 3403 8888
Give your garden
the wow! factor
Learn more about the wonderful range
of stunning foliage and flowering
plants suited to subtropical Brisbane
gardens at a free workshop with Paul
Plant, editor of subTropical Gardening
magazine. Bookings essential as
places are limited.
Event hosted by the Brisbane City
Council.
1pm to 3pm Sunday 24 July.Carindale
Library, Westfield Carindale Shopping
Centre, 1151 Creek Rd, Carindale (near
Millennium Blvd).
Contact Carindale Library: 3407 1490
What makes Pooh
Corner special?
Take a guided walk around Pooh
Corner and learn why locals fought
so hard to protect it from industrial
development. The area is home to one
of Australia’s largest urban kangaroo
populations. This gentle walk will be
9. Join members of the Oxley Creek
Catchment Association (OCCA) to
celebrate the Association’s 20th
anniversary. OCCA was formed in
1996 and its dedicated members
and volunteers have worked hard
to protect and restore the Oxley
Creek catchment, in partnership
with businesses, schools and
governments. Enjoy drinks and a
light supper while reflecting on and
celebrating OCCA’s achievements.
Event hosted by the Oxley Creek
Catchment Association.
6:30pm for 7pm to 9pm Saturday
23 July. Griffith University Eco
Centre (Building N68), South
Ring Rd, Nathan Campus, Griffith
University.
Event is free for OCCA members
and guests, $20 per person for non-
members. Free parking is available.
Please RSVP by 17 July.
Contact Lynn Whitfield: 3345 5541
info@oxleycreekcatchment.org.au
Explore Whites Hill
on a guided walk
The indigenous name for the
Whites Hill area is ‘Boolimba’
meaning place of magpie larks.
Walkers will see lots of birdlife on
this easy one hour walk around
Whites Hill Reserve.
Event hosted by the Whites Hill– Pine
Mountain Community Group.
7:30am to 8:30am Sunday 24 July.
Meet at reserve entrance, corner
Jones Rd & Kildare St, Carina.
Morning tea provided after walk.
Contact Heather Barns: 0410 840 343
heather.barns@bulimbacreek.org.au
Plant a tree for
National Tree Day
Join thousands of people across
the country for National Tree Day
by planting a tree along Ironpot
Creek. Ipswich City Council has
teamed up with Planet Ark to
restore the Ironpot Creek wildlife
corridor, which is home to koalas,
kangaroos and some of our
colourful flying friends. Coffee and
light refreshments available.
Event hosted by Ipswich City Council.
9am to 11am Sunday 24 July.
Wallaby Ware Park, Gregory St,
Brassall.
Please wear closed in shoes and bring
hat, water and sunscreen.
Contact Vada Hoger: 0457 564 619
vhoger@ipswich.qld.gov.au
followed by a presentation by local
conservationists, to discuss how
community campaigning can result in
wins for the environment.
Event hosted by Friends of Pooh Corner,
and Wolston and Centenary Catchments
Inc.
4:30pm for walk, followed
by 6pm talk Sunday 24 July.
Pooh Corner Environment Centre,
100 Wolston Rd, Wacol.
Bring water and wear covered shoes.
Contact Simon Birrell: 0429 149 472
kanga@poohcorner.info
Take a scenic walk
at White Rock
White Rock is home to many native
animals including echidnas, wallabies
and even the endangered Glossy
Black Cockatoo. The area features
prominent white sandstone outcrops,
providing views in all directions. The
3.5km return walk is rated easy to
moderate, with a few steep sections.
Bookings essential.
Event hosted by Wolston and Centenary
Catchments Inc.
9am to 1pm Tuesday 26 July.
White Rock Conservation Park,
Redbank Plains (details provided upon
registration).
Please bring lunch, snacks and water.
Contact Ed Parker: 0419 490 925
ed@wacc.org.au
View a world-class
landfill site
Join a bus tour of the Brisbane City
Council’s world-class engineered
landfill site at Rochedale and then visit
the Towards Zero Waste Education
Centre at the landfill. The site harvests
methane from decomposing waste
to generate around 33,000MHh of
energy annually— enough to power
around 6500 homes each year.
Event hosted by the Brisbane City
Council and the Oxley Creek Catchment
Association.
9:15am to 12:15pm Wednesday 27
July. Brisbane City Council Rochedale
Landfill Site and Education Centre. Bus
picks up and drops off at eastern side
of Corinda Railway Station, Browne St,
Corinda.
Tour is free for OCCA members and $15
for non-members. Bookings essential as
numbers are limited. Wear covered shoes
and bring water and snacks.
Contact Oxley Creek Catchment
Association: 3345 5541
info@oxleycreekcatchment.org.au
10. Go bird watching at
Hardings Paddock
A very knowledgeable Birds
Queensland guide will take
participants on the Gamlen Circuit
(rated moderate, about 3.5km) at
Hardings Paddock in the Flinders-
Karawatha corridor. The walk
passes through grassy areas, open
woodland and forest. Finishes with
morning tea at the picnic ground.
Event hosted by Birds Queensland.
7:30am to 11am Thursday 28 July.
First picnic ground, Hardings
Paddock Reserve, Purga (Ipswich)
BYO morning tea.
Contact Margaret Cameron:
3282 9151
mcameron01@optusnet.com.au
We need to talk
about plastic
Plastic pollution causes significant
deaths to marine life while reducing
the amenity of our waterways and
bays. For many years campaigners
have pushed for a ban on plastic
bags and the creation of a
Queensland-relevant cash for
container scheme. This community
forum will explore the current status
of these campaigns and identify
ways to reinvigorate and support
the fight against plastic pollution.
The forum will be led by experts
at the frontline of the debate—
Boomerang Alliance’s Toby
Hutcheon and Griffith University’s
Head of the School of Environment,
Professor Chris Frid.
Event hosted by Griffith University and
the Boomerang Alliance.
6pm to 8pm Thursday 28 July.
Griffith University EcoCentre
(Building N68), South Ring Rd,
Nathan Campus, Griffith University.
Bookings essential. Light refreshments
provided from 5:30pm, your gold
coin donation appreciated. Free
parking available for this event. Visit
EcoCentre reception to pick up
parking slip.
Contact Dominic Jarvis: 3735 5546
dominic.jarvis@griffith.edu.au
Check out OCCA’s
new centre
Come along to the Oxley Creek
Catchment Association’s Community
Open Day to celebrate the group’s
20th anniversary and its first year at
its new base at Coopers Plains. Join
OCCA members for a free sausage
sizzle and drinks. Bookings required.
Event hosted by the Oxley Creek
Catchment Association and the
Brisbane City Council.
5pm to 7pm Friday 29 July. Oxley
Creek Catchment Association Centre,
9 Macdevitt St, Coopers Plains
Please RSVP by 27 July.
Contact Lynn Whitfield: 3345 5541
info@oxleycreekcatchment.org.au
Are you a friend of
the Black Swamp?
Help the Black Swamp Bushcare
Group eliminate the noxious
groundcover, Singapore Daisy, at a
small patch of bushland in Cleveland.
Singapore Daisy is a declared weed
which spreads rapidly, smothering
native shrubs. The event will be
followed by morning tea.
Event hosted by the Black Swamp
Bushcare Group.
8:30am to 10:00am Saturday 30 July.
Queen St, between Haggup &
Wellington St, Cleveland.
Please bring water and wear covered
shoes.
Contact Deirdre Hargreaves:
deirdrehargreaves@hotmail.com
Help with creek
restoration at Corinda
The Benarrawa Bushcare Group is
restoring riparian habitat along a
small un-named tributary of Oxley
Creek at Benarrawa Park, Corinda.
The creekside was once a run down,
overgrown suburban wasteland. The
area is a designated recovery site
for the endangered angle-stemmed
myrtle. Join the group for a tree
planting and mulching activity
followed by morning tea.
Event hosted by the Benarrawa
Bushcare Group.
9am to 12pm Saturday 30 July.
Benarrawa Park, Gray Ave, Corinda.
Wear closed in shoes and bring water.
Contact Noel Standfast:
0417 703 442, hstandfa@iinet.net.au
11. Learn how to create
a pond garden
Learn the basic elements of creating
a pond garden using unique
landscaping and plant species to
attract frogs at a free workshop
hosted by horticulturalist, Noel
Burdette. Bookings essential.
Event hosted by the Brisbane City
Council.
10am to 11:30am Saturday 30 July.
Sunnybank Hills Library, Sunnybank
Hills Shoppingtown, corner Compton
and Calam Rd, Sunnybank Hills.
Contact Sunnybank Hills Library:
3407 0571
Join a free family fun day
Celebrate the 20th birthday of
the Norman Creek Catchment
Coordinating Committee (N4C),
with a Fun Day at N4C’s Community
Resource & Environmental Education
Centre. The day will include fun
family activities, native plant advice,
food stalls, and a birthday cake!
Event hosted by the Norman Creek
Catchment Coordinating Committee.
11am to 2pm Saturday 30 July.
Community Resource and
Environmental Education Centre,
66 Baron St, Greenslopes.
Contact Damien Madden:
0438 118 580
normanck@bigpond.net.au
Go bird watching at
Greenwood Lakes
Join a guided bird watching walk
around Greenwood Lakes. Situated
on the banks of Oxley Creek, the
area is a haven for many bird species
and other native wildlife. The walk
finishes with a free morning tea.
Bookings essential, please RSVP by
22 July.
Event hosted by Logan City Council.
8.30am to 10:30am Sunday 31 July.
Edwards Park, 77-123 Paradise Rd,
Forestdale (meet at the gazebo).
Contact Peter May: 3412 5578
petermay@logan.qld.gov.au
Plant a tree at
Greenwood Lakes
Celebrate National Tree Day in
Logan by helping plant a tree.
Native shrubs will be planted at
Greenwood Lakes. The area forms
part of a key wildlife corridor
between Brisbane and Beaudesert.
Bookings essential, please RSVP by
22 July.
Event hosted by Logan City Council.
8.30am to 11am Sunday 31 July.
13-35 Paradise Rd, Greenwood
Lakes.
The event includes a free sausage
sizzle. Please bring water and wear
covered shoes. Gloves provided.
Contact Peter May:3412 5578
petermay@logan.qld.gov.au
Help National Tree
Day volunteers
Join members of the Mount Gravatt
Environment Group in Australia’s
biggest tree planting initiative,
National Tree Day, by planting
native shrubs at Mount Gravatt
Outlook Reserve. The group is
working to create habitat for small
birds. Members of the group will be
walking to the Reserve from Griffith
University Mount Gravatt Campus
Undercroft and volunteers are
welcome to join the walk. Morning
tea provided.
Event hosted by the Mount Gravatt
Environment Group.
9am to 12pm Sunday 31 July.
Mount Gravatt Outlook Reserve,
Shire Rd, Mount Gravatt.
Meet at the water reservoir near
the summit or walk with the group
from Griffith University. Gloves and
equipment provided. Parking available
at the summit. Please bring water and
wear covered shoes.
Contact Michael Fox: 0408 769 405
megoutlook@gmail.com
Don’t forget Festival Family
Day presented by Brisbane
MarketPlace, 10am to
4pm, Sunday 31 July, the
Oxley Creek Common,
Sherwood Rd, Rocklea
12. Proudly presented by
Sponsors
With grateful thanks to our generous sponsors:
Event Partners
Event Hosts
Benarrawa Bushcare Group, Bethania St Community Garden, Birds
Queensland, Black Swamp Bushcare Group, Boomerang Alliance,
Bremer River Fund, Brisbane City Council, Bulimba Creek Catchment
Coordinating Committee, Butterfly and Other Invertebrates Club,
Consolidated Properties, Department of Defence, Friends of Pooh
Corner, Griffith University, Habitat Brisbane, Ipswich City Council,
Ipswich Creek Catchment Group, Karawatha Forest Protection Society,
Logan City Council, Mount Gravatt Environment Group, Norman Creek
Catchment Coordinating Committee, Oxley Creek Catchment Association,
Platypus Watch Network, Queensland Urban Utilities, St John’s Oxley
Community Men’s Shed, Strickland Terrace Park Bushcare Group,
Whites Hill – Pine Mountain Community Group, Wildlife Preservation
Society of Queensland, Wildlife Queensland Coastal Citizen Science
and Bayside Branch, Wolston and Centenary Catchments Inc.
For more information
www.peakstopoints.com.au
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