Today, the good people at Animalia successfully re-released recently-escaped Jolly the Koala into the reserve after confirming that she was healthy and happy. Jolly the...
Archive for year: 2015
Thanks to Rotary for a productive working bee
A great day of work standing shoulder to shoulder with local volunteers and Sunrise Rotarians for a special working bee.
Regulations for the Reserve
In recognition of the environmental significance of this area, regulations exist to ensure the protection of our precious native animals and plants. Did you know...
Naturelinks Working Bee for University Students
You are warmly invited to our second working-bee hosted by Naturelinks Landscape Management for University students with backgrounds in ecology, biology and bush land management....
Fire Operations Plan
An updated Fire Operations Plan has been put in place for the reserve. The Department of Environment, Land, Water and Planning remain responsible for fire...
Fence repairs underway
Have you heard some noise from the reserve lately? We’ve just commenced building works on some of the old parts of the fence, to replace...
Fire Operations Planning at the Reserve
Today a meeting was held at the Frankston Nature Conservation Reserve with all relevant fire authorities to discuss the shared responsibility of fire prevention and operations...
Cheers Friends
Thank you to all the hard working volunteers coming along to monthly working bees. Tackling woody and grassy weeds makes a huge difference to the...