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News Buzz Makuru Season (Jun – Jul 2023) It’s a RAP! – Centre’s Reflect RAP Plan Accepted We are thrilled to announce that The Wetland Centre’s Reflect Reconciliation Action Plan (RAP) has been conditionally endorsed by Reconciliation Australia. We are now…

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Poetry CornerBrideless lake

By Leonard James

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Cultural MosaicOur Cultural Events Showcase

The Wetlands Centre Cockburn has recently hosted a series of cultural events aimed at promoting cultural understanding, education, and unity. These events have provided an enriching experience for participants, fostering cross-cultural communication and appreciation. This article highlights four remarkable events…

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Turtle TalkIt’s Turtely Terrific!

Felicity Bairstow shares News about Turtle Trackers and more insights about our Southwestern Snake-Necked Turtles

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Come Get Wild About WetlandsDjeran Season 2023

Get Wild About Wetlands April 2023 Holiday Program Report During the month of April, The Wetlands Centre hosted an exciting and engaging school holiday program, our Get Wild About Wetlands program. Designed to provide children with a chance to unwind…

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Guardians of the NightShedding some light on the world of moths!

In the fantastical realm of the insect world, there exists a group of enchanting beings, that commonly go by the name ‘MOTH’. Derived from the Old English word “moððe,” meaning “gnawing insect,” moths have captivated humans for centuries with their…

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Flora in Focus – Pincushion HakeaA botanical jewel of the southwest

Kodjet, The Floral Marvel Pincushion Hakea Hakea laurina, commonly known as Pincushion Hakea, is a remarkable native plant found in the southwestern region of Australia. Revered for its stunning flowers and bluish foliage, this shrub/tree hybrid has garnered widespread admiration…

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