The Western Australian Naturalists’ Club is designed to cater for all environmentally conscious members of the community interested in biodiversity in this state. Founded in Perth in 1924, the club is a respected and vibrant society that provides for a wide range of interests for the amateur and the professional across four branches in the Perth metro area. All branches of natural history and cons
ervation are covered in a full program of meetings, excursions, workshops and the occasional social event. These include bird watching, botany, spotlighting, fossil and fungi forays, observing habitats from forests to reefs as well as learning more about environmental issues in Western Australia such as soil salinity, introduced flora and fauna and land degradation. Members receive a monthly newsletter and a refereed scientific journal, 'The Western Australian Naturalist' twice a year. Both publications allow members to be aware of all activities within the club and broader happenings of relevant science. Membership is available through our website:
http://www.wanaturalists.org.au/get-involved/join-the-club/
