Annual General Meeting
23 March 2021
Topic: Orchid Conservation at Aldinga Scrub
Speaker: Thelma Bridle
Saturday 24 April 2021
Propagation Day
Subject to Covid-19 conditions
NOSSA stand at Australian Plant Society Autumn Sale
April 10 – 11
Wayville Showground
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November 17 2020
SA Gov Covid Safe click here 17 Nov 202
COVID19 Impact on NOSSA Events
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NOSSA orchid Ethics Policies
As a custodian of the native orchids of South Australia, NOSSA has developed some Orchid Ethics policies to help the individual to both better understand the fragility of the orchids and how they can contribute to the continuation of their survival.
Members click here for details of all NOSSA policies.
Non-members can click here for Code of Ethics – Sensitive Sites (or for printing a 2 page version) and here for Ethical Orchid Photography
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
do u sell donkey orchids?
Hi,
This link would be the best for contacting orchid growers in your region – http://www.ourshopfront.com/kabi/html/Nurseries.php
Rosalie
About 20 years ago a group from the society visited our property at Forreston and left a list of approx’ 23 species. We have had no stock on the wooded area for this period and were wondering if you wanted to do a revisit?
Hi Lynden,
Yes we would be interested in a revisit. Can you email me on nossa.enquiries@gmail.com for further discussion.
Regards,
Rosalie