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Le Souëf Award presentation

At the General Meeting on Thursday 7 April, 2022 members Kristi Ellingsen and Tony Daley were presented with the Victorian Entomological Society’s Le Souëf Memorial Award. They then gave a lively and informative presentation  entitled “Alert not Alarmed - Improving the Public Perception of Insects”. Visit the online Field Guide to the insects of Tasmania:  https://tasmanianinsectfieldguide.com [...]

Sunday, April 10, 2022|News|

Illustrated Checklist of Tasmanian Beetles launched

TFNC members Simon Grove and Lynne Forster, in collaboration with their colleague Nicholas Porch, have published the first in a proposed series of checklists of Tasmanian insects. This checklist is a catalogue of all the described species of Coleoptera (beetles) from Tasmania, including Macquarie Island. The book includes a meticulous up-to-date list of 2,864 species including over 600 [...]

Wednesday, December 22, 2021|News|

Winners of Victoria’s Le Souëf Memorial Award

Congratulations to TFNC members Kristi Ellingsen and Tony Daley who have won the Entomological Society of Victoria’s Le Souëf Memorial Award. They have made a major contribution to the knowledge of Tasmania’s insects, and particularly to its public availability. They thoroughly deserve this prestigious award, and the club whole-heartedly congratulates them. You can find out more about Kristi and Tony and [...]

Monday, December 20, 2021|News|

Nature Trackers website

NatureTrackers is a program of citizen science projects, bringing together schools and the community to track the status of our threatened species and better understand their needs. It’s coordinated by the Bookend Trust, a not-for-profit founded in Tasmania in 2008, which inspires people of all ages and abilities to develop careers and interest in the environment, and to [...]

Saturday, August 1, 2020|News|

Flame Robins Survey

Call for observations from Central North Field Naturalists. Flame Robins are conspicuous birds that are relatively easy to identify. They have complex seasonal movements so to assess their population we would like your help to find out where they are at different times of the year. To understand the abundance and movements of Flame Robins, we would like [...]

Monday, June 1, 2020|News|
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