Conservation and Cultivation working together
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IT’S BACK – NATIVE ORCHIDS OF SOUTH AUSTRALIA: A Field Guide
Author: June Niejalke
For details https://nossa.org.au/about-us/native-orchids-of-south-australia-a-field-guide/
2026 NOSSA CALENDARS
NOW AVAILABLE: $10 small and $30 A4
To order: email nossa.enquiries@gmail.com
To learn more about the work of the Native Orchid Society of South Australia (NOSSA), watch this video
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GENERAL MEETING DETAILS
4th Tuesday of the month except December & January
St Matthews Hall, Bridge St, Kensington
Doors open from 7:15pm
See Events Page for details of all meetings
ORCHID PROPAGATION FACILITY
RE-HOUSING UPDATE
WE ARE ALMOST THERE – WATCH THIS SPACE
After being without a facility for the past year (from May 2024), NOSSA now has a place to house our propagation facility. We would like to thank every who offered to help. We appreciated the support and backing from the community to have such a facility. Our new facility is on Torrens Island at the Quarantine site managed by the Friends of Torrens Island. The building is beautiful but is almost 100 years old; so it requires some work to make it functional whilst maintaining the history. As a group we are looking forward to the next exciting stage of our Propagation Adventure.
Updates about NOSSA’s propagation work and our needs, will be added later.
NB: No part of an orchid can be taken from the bush – only photographs & memories
BE ALERT
Although Australia is currently free of the highly contagious H5 BIRD FLU, we need to be alert as it can have a significant effect upon our native wildlife as well as upon our economy and ourselves.
You can play an important part in finding, tracking and minimizing the spread of this disease
CLICK BELOW FOR MORE DETAILS
https://www.environment.sa.gov.au/topics/animals-and-plants/h5-avian-influenza-bird-flu
Wild Orchid Watch
An innovative web-app useful for both getting help in identifying orchids while helping to collect information for researchers. Click here to visit the Wild Orchid Watch website and learn more about this exciting project.
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