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Working Bees Resume – with Covid Safe Precautions
Great News! We have the go ahead (from DHHS via FCC) to resume KCA Working Bees! We are looking forward to catching up with our lovely volunteers. To ensure everyone’s health and safety, working bees must adhere to Covid-safe guidelines. … Continue reading
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Spring News 2020
The text only version of our Spring newsletter is now available on our News Page. The newsletter is also available in .pdf format (below) so that you can download it and share it with your friends.
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KCA AGM and KCA Newsletter July 2020
AGM The Kananook Creek Association Annual General Meeting will be held on Thursday 6th August at 8.00 pm at Seaford Community Centre. Please see newsletter for further details and alternative AGM (via Zoom) arrangements should Covid-19 restrictions intervene. News Other … Continue reading
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Urgent Plea for KCA Committee Members
Dear Friends of Kananook Creek Association, Leading up to the AGM, we have had 3 of our 5 committee members retire this year and we are no longer able to form a quorum. Despite several requests for volunteers, we are unable … Continue reading
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KCA Autumn News, Notice of AGM May 6
The Autumn edition of the KCA newsletter contains: • A message from the President, Phil Carter • A summary of the KCA 50th birthday celebrations • Arboretum update • Notice of the AGM, May 6 2020 • Membership Renewal • … Continue reading
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KCA Summer Newsletter
KCA Summer News (on-screen text only version below) Creek Monitoring The Kananook Creek Association has had an initial meeting with Melbourne Water regarding the Melbourne University’s monitoring proposal with the aim of determining the exact source (s) of toxins and … Continue reading
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KCA 50th Birthday Celebration
The KCA is celebrating a major milestone in February 2020. Kananook Creek Association, a voluntary organization, will have dedicated 50 years to the protection, preservation and rehabilitation of the Kananook Creek and its reserves. The KCA would like to establish a … Continue reading
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Frankston City Urban Forests Community Consultation
Frankston City Urban Forests – Community Consultation to develop an Urban Forest Action Plan What is an Urban Forest? Frankston City’s urban forest consists of all trees and vegetation located throughout the municipality irrespective of the species, location, origin or ownership. … Continue reading
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