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4 hours ago

The surveys about European Wasp sightings from the weekend have been received.People reported 16% sightings at the Rec Field14% specifically in the children's play area and picnic tables, and 70% elsewhere in Braidwood and mostly along Wallace street.People who have traps installed on their properties reported by email and PM that Wasp activity was down by about 90%.Today I also received reports of aggressive Wasp activity around wood piles.This makes sense as the Workers are racing against time and the wood provides them with a readily available source of material to build and reinforce their respective nests.I reckon that we will continue to see European Wasp activity during the afternoon sun for at least 2 more weeks, maybe 3.If you have not yet had traps installed, we have time slots available next week. If you require a service, please fill out this form or message us for a booking.www.eurowasp.com.au/services ... See MoreSee Less

Non Toxic | Control of European Wasps eurowasp.com.au

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•Set-up a non toxic Lure and Bait trap •Provide a written report with fixed cost of any further action required.

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Braidwood Bugle

5 hours ago

NSW Nature Conservation Council’s Regional Environment Conference 2021 in Batemans Bay this Saturday Key Themes: Bushfire recovery | Native-forest logging |Marine conservation |Building the conservation movement on the South Coast | More than 100 people are expected to attend the NSW Regional Environment Conference at Bateman’s Bay this Saturday (May 22). “The South Coast of NSW is one of the most stunning places in the world, with an astonishing variety forests, beaches and wetlands,” Nature Conservation Council Chief Executive Chris Gambian said. “Sadly, the things people love about this region are being threatened on many fronts by logging, urban sprawl and climate change. “Even though it has been almost 18 months since the Black Summer bushfires, the South Coast is still reeling from its impacts. “The trauma of climate change is not an abstraction for people in this region – it is part of their lived experience. “This week’s conference is a chance to take stock, reflect on what was lost, what was learned, and to regroup and find ways forward.” The conference is open to everyone – attendees do not have to be a member of an existing group. Highlights include a panel discussion, The Fires Changes Everything, with speakers from the Local Land Services, Rural fire Service, Griffith University, and Nature Conservation Council. There will also be workshops on a range of topics including: Using citizen science to trigger EPA protections for state forests Protecting the critically endangered swift parrot Saving Batemans Marine Sanctuaries The state of play of logging on the South Coast Threats to native forests at Manyana from housing development Electric vehicles and microgrids Management of weeds in post-fire landscapes “We will also use the conference as a chance build on the vibrant conservation movement that already exists in the region by providing opportunities for these groups to collaborate more effectively,” Mr Gambian said. NSW Nature Conservation Council Regional Conference What: The Fires Changed Everything: Nature Conservation Council Regional Conference When: 9am-5pm, May 22 Where: Bateman’s Bay Community Centre, Bateman’s Bay Register: nature.org.au ... See MoreSee Less

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Braidwood Bugle

7 hours ago

RECALL Kia Motors Australia — Kia QL Sportage MY2016-2021 and CK Stinger MY2017-2019PRA No. 2021/18925Date published 16 May 2021www.productsafety.gov.au/recall/kia-motors-australia-kia-ql-sportage-my2016-2021-and-ck-stinger-m... ... See MoreSee Less

Kia Motors Australia — Kia QL Sportage MY2016-2021 and CK Stinger MY2017-2019

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The Hydraulic Electronic Control Unit (HECU), responsible for the Anti-lock Braking System, Electronic Stability Control System and Traction Control System, can remain live even when the vehicle is sw...

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