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FoBM Events & News

Friends of Black Mountain is an energetic local community group of volunteers who help conserve and promote Black Mountain's biodiversity and values now and for future generations.

Our main activities are to organise walks and talks for the public, and work parties to keep weeds under control, Frogwatch, vegetation surveys, and bird observations.

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New members are always welcome.

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Coming FoBM Events
Coming FoBM Events
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Friends of Black Mountain Upcoming Events 

Details on Facebook, in the general media, Events & News page or member email, per event.

Frogwatch: TBA
Frogwatch: TBA

Jamieson Display: 6 to 8 Sept 2024

Weeding Work Party: 7 Sept 2024

Summit Ramble: 31 August 2024

Weeding Work Party: 5 October 2024

Spring Ramble: 12 October 2024

Celebrate beautiful Black Mountain with a range of events. Events can be subject to change due to the availability of guides and suitable weather. Bookings are essential.

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FoBM News
Black Mountain Spring Ramble

Friends of Black Mountain can look forward to the 2024 Spring Wildflower Ramble!

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The Black Mountain Spring Wildflower Ramble will be on Saturday 12 October 2024.  It will be the 53rd time the annual ramble is held, following the tradition of Dr Nancy Burbidge, George Chippendale, and Jean Geue.

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Dr Nancy Burbidge was a botanist and conservationist, the Curator Herbarium Australiense and a Senior Research Scientist, CSIRO. She was a keen leader of numerous weekend walks and initiated the Spring Wildflower Rambles on Black Mountain.  After Nancy became ill, George Chippendale, a eucalyptus enthusiast, continued that tradition for many years. When George retired from guiding the walks, he handed over to Jean Geue.

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Photos: Jean Geue

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