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Friends of Lord Howe Island
P.O Box 155, Lord Howe
Island
NSW 2898
Email : lhitours@bigpond.com
Friends of Lord Howe Island
What
do Friends contribute?
Members
of the Friends of Lord Howe, either from the local community or concerned
non-residents, work with the Lord Howe Island Board to:
- Protect and restore the island’s ecosystems
- Promote the significance of Lord Howe’s unique natural and cultural heritage
- Organise island activities which have benefits for conservation
- Lobby for funding to support conservation efforts
- Help with bush regeneration, surveys and other hands-on projects
- Initiate new avenues
for community support
How
do Friends benefit?
Knowing
that your membership goes towards building a community group that is helping
to conserve and promote the World Heritage values of Lord Howe means that
you are actively involved in producing positive environmental outcomes.
As a strong,
active community-based Group, the Friends of Lord Howe Island are well
placed to continue to attract grants and sponsorship to fund future programs.
Friends also:
- Meet with others who have a common interest in natural history
- Receive a quarterly newsletter full of information on Friends activities and reports on bush regeneration sites on Lord Howe
- Attend lectures by experts conducting research on the island
- Enjoy the beautiful environment of Lord Howe while involved in valuable volunteer work
Newsletter reports on:
- alternative energy
- rare plants listed
- beetle smuggling
- replanted areas
and more
Newsletter 21 (Word)
Newsletter 20 (Word)
Newsletter 19 (Word)
Weeding
Ecotours 2008
June 21 to 28 | July 12 to 19
Aug 16 to 23 | Aug 31 to Sept 7
October 25 to Nov 1
2008 Nature Week Tours
Seaweek 2008
Feb 17
- 24
Birdweek 2008
March 15 - 22 and November 15 - 22
Photoweek 2008
April 5 - 12