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LIV. PLAINS THIS WEEKEND

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Subject: LIV. PLAINS THIS WEEKEND
From: "Peter Ekert" <>
Date: Mon, 7 Jan 2002 13:54:35 +1100

VOLUNTEERS NEEDED

LIVERPOOL PLAINS SURVEY PROGRAM 2002

A Birds Australia project funded by the World Wide Fund for Nature (WWF), Natural Heritage Trust (NHT) and the Threatened Species Network (TSN)

WHEN & WHERE

11th-13th January

This weekends survey will occur in the south-western section of the Liverpool Plains from Blackville, Trinkey State Forest, Mt Tamarang across to south-west of Premer and north to Tambar Springs (time permitting - north to Kerringle State Forest).

Those who are keen campers, myself and other volunteers will camp at Trinkey State Forest.  There is no deignated camp area in the Forest so those interested in camping should let me know and we can arrange a time and place to meet. There may be accomodation nearby at Premer and Coonabarabran

WHAT IS REQUIRED

The fieldwork involves surveying areas of private and/or public lands using the Birds Australia Atlas methods, either 2-hectare/20 minute searches or 500 metre area searches. Volunteers will also be required to complete Atlas Habitat Data sheets. Conditions will more than likely be warm to hot, & volunteers will need to wear appropriate clothing. Some experience with identifying woodland birds likely to occur in the region by oral and visual means would obviously be an advantage. A Global Positioning System (GPS) would also be an advantage. Enthusiasm is essential. 

For further details or to register your interest please contact:

__________________________________________________
Peter A. Ekert
Birds Australia Project Co-ordinator
(Liverpool Plains Woodland Bird Project (North NSW))
www.birdsaustralia.com.au
 
NSW National Parks and Wildlife Service
(Monitoring Rufous Scrub-birds in North-east NSW)
 
The Wetlands Centre Project Officer
(Wetlands Site Management Plan)
 
The Wetlands Centre
PO Box 292
WALLSEND NSW 2287
Ph. 02 49516466     Mob.  0410566104     Fax.  02 49501875

www.wetlandscentre.org.au
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