Conservation and Cultivation working together

To learn more about the work of the Native Orchid Society of South Australia, watch this video

https://youtu.be/SXTgr6HQioA?si=xVJ50-movTZUYkIG

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For Fees, Application, Banking Details & other information

Also Current members Fees

GENERAL MEETING DETAILS
4th Tuesday of the month except December & January
St Matthews Hall, Bridge St, Kensington
Doors open from 7:15pm

CONTACT US – Click here

GENERAL MEETING
23 April 2024
Topic: Report of the Asia-Pacific Orchid Congress 2023
(Held in Singapore)
Speaker: John Harris
SCOCSA

GENERAL MEETING
28 May 2024
Topic: How Identifications Happen on iNaturalist
(Real-time Identifications of Orchids and Species)
Speaker: Robert & Rosalie Lawrence

GENERAL MEETING
25 June 2024
Topic: More Than You Need or Want to Know about Greenhoods!
Speaker: Leo Davis

GENERAL MEETING
23 July 2024
Topic: The Secrets of Restoring Forests!
Speaker: Dr Jake Robinson
(Flinders University)

ANNUAL SPRING SHOW
7 & 8 September 2024
Marion-Warradale Uniting Church Hall
Township Rd

Les Nesbit Propagation Facilities at Oakden
All Welcome

Second Saturday & Fourth Sunday of the month

Fortnightly Wednesday – between 10am – 2pm
For details contact the Secretary – nossa.secretary@gmail.com

Members Welcome
Subject to Covid-19 conditions

Growing Terrestrial Orchids Click Here
Growing Epiphytic Orchids Click Here

Field Trip Information

NOSSA holds monthly fieldtrips throughout the year starting from late autumn to early summer. They are generally held on the Saturday following the 4th Tuesday of the month.

It is recommended that participants read and be familiar with the following documents:
Fieldtrip Safety Requirements
(Page 1)
Fieldtrip Participant Guidelines
Fieldtrip Guidelines & Etiquette

Available Now

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General Meeting
2024
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General Meeting
26 November 2024
Topic: Members Night
Speaker: Members Night
Commences 7.30pm; Doors open 7.15

For more details about Society activities visit the About Us page

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.

NB: No part of an orchid can be taken from the bush – only photographs & memories

NB: Permission is required before copying images from this website

COVID19 Impact on NOSSA Events
NOSSA will be adhering to the government Covid advice as per SA Health website

Click Here for NOSSA Details

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