Spot & Record a Platypus event - Part of the Platy Project
Sunday 13th February, 3.00pm - 6.00pm at Pearl Park, Main Street Foster
Please check in and show your vaccination certificate at our marquee.
The Platy Project is an ACF project that PACA are participating in related to sighting and recording platypus throughout the Monash Federal Electorate.
By recording where platypuses live we can understand more about this incredible creature, and help prevent further declines in their numbers.
That’s where you can help. There are places within the platypus’ range where sightings have never been recorded, or where they haven’t been seen for a long time. These are our biggest gaps in knowledge.
You can help researchers fill these gaps by visiting priority areas, looking for platypuses, and uploading your findings to the University of New South Wales’ platypus sighting database.
What
We will be endeavouring to spot and record the elusive platypus. We will be holding further events during the year so if we don’t see one this time, there will be other opportunities.
Other information
Please bring your camera, binoculars, notebook and pen, long pants, sturdy shoes, hat, sunscreen and water
Please note that all attendees need to be double vaccinated against COVID-19
Please visit the ACF project website for more information https://www.acf.org.au/platy-project
For more information about the project and the event please call Craig on 0435 121 362
Register now and treat yourself to this special nature event!
Prom Area Climate Action is part of a network of independently organised, volunteer-run groups in the ACF community. ACF will pass on your contact details to the host for the purpose of running the event.
It's up to all of us to slow the spread of COVID-19. Please stay home and do not attend this event if you feel unwell or if you are showing any COVID symptoms (fever, shortness of breath, flu-like symptoms such as coughing, sore throat or fatigue). Additionally, do not attend the event if you have been diagnosed with COVID-19, or have had direct contact with an individual diagnosed with or suspected to have COVID-19 in the past 14 days. Stay up to date with public health guidelines from australia.gov.au.