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2026 Events Calendar Now Available
As the year ends, our 2026 events are planned and the site calendar is updated. New walks in lesser-known park areas have been added, including the Diaper Track car shuffle. We’ll also repeat the Middle Creek Falls excursion. Changes may occur, so registration helps us keep you informed.
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Decade-Long Project: Restoring Grand Ridge Post-Fire
Yesterday marked the completion of one of our major projects that has taken over a decade of persistence from our group. The site on the Grand Ridge Road was the area most impacted within the park by the 2009 Black Saturday Churchill fire.
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Mid Winter Walk Report
Here are some images from our first ever Mid Winter Walk, where we focused on learning more about ferns, mosses. liverworts and Lichens.
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Fungi Foray Report
On Sunday May 9th we held a fungi foray starting at Bulga Park. The conditions were favourable and we had a great turn out with 30 people signed up and ready to go at 9.30am.
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Kara Healey’s – Collection of Mosses and Liverworts
We have recently obtained some scans of collections she made way back in the 1950’s. It is incredible that they are so well preserved after all this time. Enjoy! and for anyone who is into studying mosses and liverworts out there
Friends of Tarra-Bulga National Park are volunteers that perform a diverse array of activities to support this wonderful place. New members always welcome.
Species Lists
Click on the links to download pdf’s of our recently updated species lists
Thanks to Maggie Riddington for her endeavors including her fantastic artwork.
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Mammals
Birds
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2026 Events Calendar Now Available
As the year ends, our 2026 events are planned and the site calendar is updated. New walks in lesser-known park areas have been added, including the Diaper Track car shuffle. We’ll also repeat the Middle Creek Falls excursion. Changes may occur, so registration helps us keep you informed.
Decade-Long Project: Restoring Grand Ridge Post-Fire
Yesterday marked the completion of one of our major projects that has taken over a decade of persistence from our group. The site on the Grand Ridge Road was the area most impacted within the park by the 2009 Black Saturday Churchill fire.
2023 Invertebrate Survey (Bugblitz) Report
It took a couple of weeks for all of the observations to get added to iNaturalist but overall we recorded at least 180 species of Arthropods, on the same activity last year we recorded 158 species (we had our light sheet in the Tarra Valley). As a result of our efforts we increased the number of Arthropod species recorded in the Park on iNaturalist from 745 to 776 (so we added 21 new species to the list).
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