THURSDAY TALKS: 18th MARCH 2021

John Blay 'Some Special Places of the South East Forests'

John will talk about the challenges of conservation in the region’s forests, along with its peoples and natural history, and the rediscovery of an important shared history pathway. The Bundian Way, now Heritage listed, is set to be one of the great Australian walks.

After the talk, at 1:30pm, John is willing to sign copies of his book, Wild Nature, published in 2020, as well as copies of his two earlier books. The books are available for sale at the Bookshop.

You are then invited to walk up to the plantings of Acacia blayana for a short discussion about them. John will lead this walk. Please meet at the clock on Banks Way (near the Cafe Bridge) at 2pm.

Bookings are essential for this lecture. Please note that there is a limited number of tickets available.

A COVID safety plan is in place for this event in line with current ACT COVID-19 restrictions.

Please be aware that COVID-19 outbreaks and isolation requirements are subject to change at short notice. This means that the number of attendees might have to change at short notice. You will be contacted if this happens.

Please ensure that:

You have not been in a hotspot or prohibited area before attending Thursday Talks.
If you are feeling unwell, please stay at home and let us know you are unable to attend. (0437 298 711 or 0407 299 704)
You check in via Check In CBR QR code on arrival.
Please follow organisers directions on seating and social distancing.

Because tickets are limited, please notify us if you are unable to come for any reason on 0437 298 711 or 0407 299 704. Thank you.

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