Member newsletter

The ANGAIR member newsletter is emailed or posted to members each month. The aim of the newsletter is to keep people informed about ANGAIR activities, local flora and fauna and conservation issues relevant to our area.

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Other publications

ANGAIR has for sale, books, cards and brochures about indigenous flora and fauna. They are available from the ANGAIR Natural History Centre or by mail order. All profits are used for land conservation purposes.

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Flowers of Anglesea and Aireys Inlet
ANGAIR Margaret MacDonald (Editor)
$Aus30.00 180pp colour
This flower guide contains photographs and descriptions of over 300 of the most commonly seen species

Anglesea – A Natural History Study
ANGAIR
$Aus15.00 
87pp b&w
A comprehensive introduction to the district, particularly the natural environment and its flora and fauna, local reserves and walking tracks. Includes ANGAIR Indigenous Plant List (see below)

ANGAIR Indigenous Plant List
$Aus3.00 
11pp b&w
Comprehensive list of indigenous plants found in the Anglesea-Aireys Inlet district with scientific and common names, month of flowering and habitat

NEW EDITION: Orchids of the Anglesea District: A Field Guide Third edition Everett Foster & Margaret MacDonald $Aus25.0 114pp colour photographs with detailed descriptions to assist identification in the field

Some Thoughts on Creating a Bushland Garden
Geoff Clark
$Aus5.00 
16pp b&w with advice on creating and maintaining an indigenous gardens

Plants suitable for Growing in the Surf Coast Shire
Free 
Brochure with colour photographs and descriptions of over 50 indigenous plants suitable for use in local gardens.

Environmental Weeds: Invaders of our Surf Coast
Free - Click to download PDF version (3.2 MB)
53pp colour
Descriptions and methods of control of introduced plants known to cause problems in areas of natural vegetation. Essential for gardeners in the area

Indigenous Wildlife of Anglesea and Aireys Inlet
Free
Brochure with colour photographs of over 100 commonly seen species of indigenous birds, mammals reptiles and butterflies

Celebrating ANGAIR’s First Forty Years 1969–2009
Free
Booklet with brief description of milestones and achievements