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Workshop – Saturday, 24 March, 9 – 11 am – Frogs & Frog Ponds With Sean Morrow

14/03/2018 By

Frog pondSean Morrow has over 27 years experience in the Landscaping industry and has owned and operated One Earth Landscaping for over 18 years (a licensed landscaping company based on the Sunshine Coast with a creative, organic approach). Sean prefers to work with natural materials, and his passions include timber and stone construction, water features and frog ponds, organic home food production, bio-dynamics and Permaculture as well as the creation of native bird, frog and reptile habitats.

Sean has run workshops for the past 10 years at the Queensland Home Garden Expo in Nambour, as well as across the sunshine coast library network, through the local council, Landcare Pomona, the dreaming festival at Woodfordia and at other local garden groups and community gardens.   Sean also runs workshops at his 6.5 Acre property in Pomona which he has opened through ‘Open Gardens Australia’. Somewhat of a kids celebrity, Shaun has also presented on two occasions for the kids’ television show- ‘Totally Wild’.

Come and join Sean for an inspirational workshop on all things frogs. Click here to book

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The Decline Of Australian Frogs

10/02/2018 By

Australia has many different frog species, with over 200 described and probably more to be discovered. However, Australia’s frog populations are declining, as are populations worldwide, for reasons that are as yet unknown. This is a disturbing trend because the presence of frogs is a good indication of a healthy environment. Read more…

Yandina Community Gardens will be hosting a frog and frog pond workshop. Book here

To get involved with frog conservation become a member of the Queensland frog society

Filed Under: Workshops Tagged With: frog ponds, frogs, Learning, Living sustainably, Shaun Morrow, Workshop, Yandina Community Garden

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Yandina Community Gardens acknowledges and pays respect to the Traditional Owners of the land, the Gubbi Gubbi (Kabi Kabi) people, past and present and emerging. We recognise and wish to learn from their spiritual and cultural connection to the land.

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