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The Society is pleased to announce that members may now pay their annual subscription online by accessing our Payments page via the Green “Join Now” button on the right hand menu. Payments are processed through the PayPal service so if … Continue reading →

Here is the final Society newsletter for 2015 (Volume 30, Number 4) and it is jam-packed full of reading for those who are lucky enough to get a short break over Christmas. From all of us at the Grassland Society … Continue reading →

NSW WeedWise App The NSW WeedWise app provides key information to help users reduce the impact of noxious and environmental weeds in New South Wales (NSW). The app profiles over 300 weeds, describing their legal requirements under the Noxious Weeds Act 1993, control information and registered herbicide options. … Continue reading →

FAO SURVEY – Click here to download the pdf survey form We invite you to participate in a survey on the roles of animal genetic resources in the provision of ecosystem services in grassland ecosystems (please see the attached questionnaire). … Continue reading →

Send in your favourite pastoral or grassland landscape photo to go into the running for a years free membership. Email your digital photos to Carol Harris at carol.harris@dpi.nsw.gov.au Please provide a caption and/or location of the photo – they will … Continue reading →

This one is featuring Oli Cay who is presenting at this year’s conference:

Check out this promo video for the upcoming Conference in July – featuring Rodney Purcell:

Conference Program and Registration Form is available at the Conference Page.  Details of the programme follow: Tuesday 24 July 5:00 pm – 6:00 pm PRE-CONFERENCE REGISTRATIONS (Joyes Hall) 6:00 pm Grassland Society of NSW AGM (Gulballanna Room in the CSU … Continue reading →

The Conference Brochure, Program and Registration Form is now available online here: Click here to download (pdf file – 1MB) Conference registrations close on Monday 16th July – there is a great programme planned so is well worth attending. Earlybird … Continue reading →