Scientific Expedition Group Inc.
We are a non-profit organisation which aims to
- Promote and run expeditions of a scientific, cultural and adventurous nature.
- Encourage knowledge and appreciation of the natural environment.
- Promote the values and philosophies of wilderness to develop skills required for competent field work
- Develop interpersonal skills by living and working towards a common goal.
Journal of the Scientific Expedition Group
In the current edition, there is plenty of interest, including:
- Danggali and Monitoring of Malleefowl Nests November 2023 – Richard Willing
- A Short History of Danggali Conservation Park, Wilderness Protection Area and Canopus Station – Richard Willing
- Malleefowl Monitoring – Bakara Conservation Park November 2023 – Sarah Telfer and Piers Brissenden
- Urban Ecology – Why and How? – Chris Daniels
- The Conservation of Water – John Love
- Vulkathunha-Gammon Ranges Data Recovery -Trip Leader’s Report – Garry Trethewey
- Irenepharsus plasmodes: A Rarely Seen Endemic on Kangaroo Island – Beverly Overton
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A Bit of a Writer?
If you have been on any SEG activity lately or have been a past member thinking about returning to the fold, perhaps you would like to write about your experience. This might have been taking part in an Expedition or one of our on going projects. Alun Thomas our SEGments Editor would love to hear from you.
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If you find a problem with our website, please contact Michelle Trethewey and I will endeavour to fix it as soon as possible.
Equipment Storage
SEG has accumulated a considerable amount on equipment to enable it to carry out surveys in remote regions of the state. This includes the truck and canopy, the food trailer and cage trailer as well as a considerable amount of tents, camping and cooking equipment.
We are looking for somewhere secure to store this equipment, or if a suitable shed is not available, then a piece of land upon which a shed can be erected. As the truck and canopy are quite high a high clearance door to a shed is necessary. If you have some suggestions and possibilities please contact Trent Porter.