Crowd-sourcing the Nature of Bruny
Bruny Island
Saturday 14th of September - 12noon
Adventure Bay Hall, Bruny Island
We invite anyone with a love, interest in or knowledge of Bruny Island, its wildlife, Natural history and stories to come along. Hear from exceptional speakers, learn how to get involved, and join us for some light refreshments.
Proudly supported by Inala Nature Tours, the Bruny Island Environment Network and Kuno
For more information: office@kuno.earth
Kuno
Saturday 14th of September - 12noon
Adventure Bay Hall, Bruny Island
We invite anyone with a love, interest in or knowledge of Bruny Island, its wildlife, Natural history and stories to come along. Hear from exceptional speakers, learn how to get involved, and join us for some light refreshments.
Proudly supported by Inala Nature Tours, the Bruny Island Environment Network and Kuno
For more information: office@kuno.earth
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