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Introduction to Citizen Science

Sun, 15 Nov

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Cross St Reserve - Hammer St end

Have you ever wondered about Citizen Science? How does it work? How can you contribute to building an in depth understanding of what natural resources we have in our neighbourhood? Here is your chance to get involved and have your questions answered.

Introduction to Citizen Science
Introduction to Citizen Science

Time & Location

15 Nov 2026, 9:30 am – 11:30 am

Cross St Reserve - Hammer St end, Howlong NSW 2643, Australia

About The Event

Meet at 9:30am at the Hammer St end of Cross Street Reserve

Leave your favourite gardening tool at home this time but make sure you've got your MOBILE PHONE!

We'll be learning about Citizen Science and how to identify and record elements of the natural environment

Come along and contribute to our collective knowledge and appreciation of Cross Street Reserve, and take these skills with you wherever you go

Dress for the weather and potentially snaky conditions, with enclosed shoes, long pants, a hat and drink bottle

Enjoy a morning tea and chat about enjoying and engaging with the natural environment


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Welcome to the
Howlong Community Progress Association

We welcome you to share your ideas and vision for Howlong’s future needs - just click on the Contact tab to submit your thoughts or suggestions to our email.  Your feedback will be considered at a future committee meeting, and our aim is to ensure collaborative community input.
 

Having a direct conduit to Federation Council gives us leverage to put forward projects where we need its support.  The diverse skills of our committee members gives us the ability to liaise closely with our local government, and when necessary lobby our state or federal governments.

Seeking grant funds is always at the forefront of being able to complete projects that benefit our community, and this will be an ongoing pursuit for the association's committee.

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We acknowledge the Traditional Custodians of the land on which we live and gather - the Bpangerang and Wiradjuri people.  We also acknowledge the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people who now reside in this area, and we extend that respect to Elders past, present and emerging.

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