A selection from Moments from Red Hill called the Red Hill Moments Album can be found on Youtube  It is comprised of five poems –  Red Hill Grounding, Ownership, Within the Flock, Stone Knife on Red Hill and The Return by Paul Williamson along with associated nature notes by Michael Mulvaney. The readings are accompanied by pictures (mostly by Red Hill Regenerators).of the flora, fauna and scenery of Red Hill, an indigenous stone tool and efforts of Red Hill Regenerators, as well as an ink drawing by Michael Bedingfield. The Album aims to give an overall sense of Red Hill and its natural beauty and value. More…

The Red Hill Regenerators invite you to our next activity of 2018, which will be held on Wednesday 22 August 2018 starting at 9am

As the long dry continues, we are planning to spend a relaxing morning hand watering the plantings on Red Hill. (more…)

Some of the RHR committee had a useful meeting on 2 August with Nathan Kay, the ranger who has responsibility for our Reserve.

A few of the items discussed were: (more…)

Some Red Hill visitors may have notices some small wire enclosures appearing on Red Hill.  These enclosures are part of an ANU research project which is investigating the impact of rabbit and kangaroo grazing on the Red Hill environment.  The enclosures will remain until summer 2019, when their continued installation for longer term research will be assessed. More information.

The Red Hill Regenerators invite you to our next activity of 2018, which will be held on Sunday 5 August 2018 starting at 9am

For this month we will convene on the fire trail above Tamar Street (off Mugga Way) and work along the hillside above Mugga Way removing  verbascum, briar roses and other small woody weeds.  There are also some small Cootamundra wattles near the meting point between Mugga Way and the Reserve fence.    (more…)

The Red Hill Regenerators invite you to our next activity of 2018, which will be held on Wednesday 18 July 2018 starting at 9am

For this month we will convene on the fire trail above Torres Street (off Mugga Way) and work along the hillside removing  Cootamundra wattles and any other woody weeds in the area.

For those who drive you can park in the lane extending up from Torres Street between the houses.  Alternatively park at the gravel area on Gowrie Drive at the first gate on the left going up hill and walk in along the fire trail (more…)

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