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POSTPONED – Special Planting Day Wednesday 21st June
Update ***The special planting day scheduled for Wednesday 21st July has been postponed due to extended Covid-19 restrictions. Thank you to volunteers who responded. We hope to have a rescheduled planting day in the near future and we look forward … Continue reading
Posted in community, Environment, Flora and Fauna, News, Restoration, volunteers, Working Bees
Tagged carrum, environment, kananook, kananook creek association, KCA, planting, planting day, reserves, seaford, volunteer, walking trails
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Reminder – June 4th -Last Day to Complete FCC Survey
June 4th is the last day to take the survey! Please don’t forget to have your say! https://frankston.mysocialpinpoint.com.au/kananook-creek-gardens Please show your support for the Kananook Creek Indigenous Botanic Garden first envisioned by the KCA almost thirty years ago. The Kananook … Continue reading
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Tagged community consultation, deadline, Frankston City Council, kananook creek association, kananook creek garden, Kananook Creek Indigenous Botanic Gardens, survey
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AGM Notes and “Thank You Phil”
Our very special thanks go to Phil Carter. For the last two years, Phil has most capably juggled a full time work role and the unique challenges of the KCA presidency. Covid-19 has of course complicated these challenges. Thank you … Continue reading
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Tagged AGM notes, kananook creek association, KCA president, Phil Carter, thank you
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KCA Autumn Newsletter
Presidents’ Report A very big thank you to all our members for continuing to support us in 2020/21. Membership numbers have stabilised a little after a worrying downturn in 2019 however, this remains a long term issue for us to … Continue reading
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Tagged AGM, carrum, clean up day, envronment, Family celebration, frankston, kananook, kananook creek association, KCA news, newsletter, seaford
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Clean Up Australia Day Sunday March7
Clean Up Australia Day – join us in our efforts to clean up the creek and surrounding reserves. When: SUNDAY 7th March 2021 Time: 9am to 11am Where: MEET BEHIND THE SEAFORD COMMUNITY CENTRE Rubbish retrieval will be via three … Continue reading
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Tagged 2021, clean, clean up, Clean Up Australia Day, community, creek, kananook, kananook creek association, KCA, litter, rubbish, seaford, volunteer
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Autumn Family Evening 4th March
A SPECIAL KCA AUTUMN EVENING FAMILY CELEBRATION When: Thursday 4th March 2021 Place: Talbot Hall, rear of Seaford Community Centre, Broughton St Seaford Cost: FREE **** Newsflash **** Last Minute Changes **** 1. Dr Jill Orr Young is regrettably unable … Continue reading
Posted in community, education, Environment, History, Kids, Membership, News, Planning, volunteers
Tagged Allan and Yvonne Sisson, autumn, botanic garden, canoe club, celebration, Family, free family celebration, great music, jazz, kananook creek, kananook creek association, KCA, membership, music, Natured Kids, Steve Sedergreen
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Rob Thurley named Frankston Senior Citizen 2021
At today’s Australia Day ceremony at Frankston Art Centre, our own Rob Thurley was honoured by Mayor Kris Bolam, in the presence of many other dignitaries, by being named “Frankston Senior Citizen for 2021”. The dedication from the Mayor reflected … Continue reading
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Tagged award, dedicated volunteer, environment, frankston, kananook, kananook creek, kananook creek association, Legend of Kananook Creek, Rob Thurley, seaford, Senior Citizen Award
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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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Tagged community, covid safe working bees, environment, frankston, kananook creek, kananook creek association, KCA, seaford, volunteer, walking trails, working bees
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