Green Spider Flower (Alan Page)
Hut News
"Nature Conservation Saves for Tomorrow"
Hut News is the monthly newsletter of the Blue Mountains Conservation Society.
Christine Davies is the Hut News Editor.
Contributions are very welcome. You can email Christine at hutnews@bluemountains.org.au.
The deadline for copy for each edition is the 12th of the preceding month. Please contact Christine to discuss any special arrangements that may be required.
The three latest issues are below - to see previous editions please visit the archives page here
March 2025 - Issue 433
The March 2025 edition of Hut News is now available for downloading.
The role of Eucalypts © (Peter Smith)
In this edition you will find:
- Council Cliff Drive Plans: Threat to Flora and Fauna (Don Morison)
- The Bodington Hill zoo and hotel development is back!
- The extraordinary diversity of eucalypts in the Greater Blue Mountains World Heritage Area (Judy Smith and Peter Smith)
- Environmental weeds and their Impacts (Peter Ardill, Bushcare Officer)
- Wildlife Real Estate: Building Homes for Nature (Elizabeth Howard)
- Agapanthus (Roberta Johnston)
- Celebrating an outstanding achievement by Banksia Park Bushcare Group! (Peter Ardill, Bushcare Officer)
- 25 years of living near the bush (Part 2) (Christine Davies)
- Annual General Meeting - Saturday, 5th April 2025, 2pm - with guest speaker Andy Macqueen
- and much more ...
February 2025 - Issue 432
The February 2025 edition of Hut News is now available for downloading.
Lobelia dentata
In this edition you will find:
- World Heritage in the Blue Mountains, why we should protect it? — (Annette Cam, President)
- Birds of Australia STORYBOX
- Giant Dragonfly rescued from Katoomba traffic! - (Meredith Brownhill)
- The Horse Track returned to walkers - (Alethea Morison)
- Plant Study Group at Perrys Lookdown - (Janice Hughes)
- Settler conservationists of colonial Australia 1788-1900 - (Peter Ardill, BMCS Bushcare Officer)
- 25 years of living near the bush - (Christine Davies, Hut News Editor)
- and much more ...
December 2024 - Issue 431
The December 2024 edition of Hut News is now available for downloading.
Birdie's Dell Dwarf Mountain Pines
In this edition you will find:
- The Impacts of Concrete on the Fragile Sandstone Ecology of the Blue Mountains — (Liam Ramage, Threatened Species Officer)
- New Population of the Dwarf Mountain Pine - (Liam Ramage, Threatened Species Officer)
- Western Sydney International Airport update - (Annette Cam, President)
- Guidance from a Past President - (The Hut News Team)
- Parliamentary report and the future of species - (Opinion by Don Morison)
- Dharug Art Camp, Bulgamatta and an Abandoned Mine - (Lynn Daniel, Consoc member)
- Environmental weeds campaign update - (Peter Ardill, BMCS Bushcare Officer)
- and much more ...
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We acknowledge the traditional custodians of this land
– the Darug and Gundungurra people –
and pay respect to their Elders past, present and emerging.
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