1. NORMANVILLE NATURAL RESOURCE CENTRE 2015 - 2016
GROWN BY THE COMMUNITY FOR THE COMMUNITY

2. NRC’S IN THE ADELAIDE & MT LOFTY RANGES
ADELAIDE HILLS (NORTON SUMMIT)
BAROSSA BUSH GARDENS, NURIOOTPA
GAWLER
MT PLEASANT
NORMANVILLE
VICTOR HARBOR
WILLUNGA
URBAN NRC
JOINERY, FRANKLIN STREET, ADELAIDE

3. STATISTICS 604 MEMBERS SINCE SEPTEMBER 2010 65 Events
953 PEOPLE ATTENDED NNRC EVENTS IN
2078 NUMBER OF HOURS COMMUNITY MEMBERS SPENT DOING NRM ACTIVITIES THROUGH THE NNRC
2453 VOLUNTEER HOURS

4. VOLUNTEERS 8 COMMITTEE MEMBERS 9 OFFICE VOLUNTEERS
1 MAINTENANCE VOLUNTEER
1 NURSERY VOLUNTEER
1 ENERGY AUDIT VOLUNTEER
1 GARDENING VOLUNTEER
1 EVENT VOLUNTEER
1 RECREATE VOLUNTEER
18 HOODED PLOVER VOLUNTEERS

5. FUNDING 2015-2016 PROFIT AND LOSS INCOME:-
AMLRNRM BOARD FUNDING - $
NNRC INCOME - $1849
EXPENDITURE - $
SPONSORED 1 GRANT FOR CAPE JERVIS COASTAL COMMUNITY GROUP

6. EVENTS & SERVICES Veggie Swaps Bird Field Trips & camp out Propagation
Recreate Workshops
Local Walks
Native Garden Tours
Hooded Plover Education
Plastic Free July
Kids craft activities at Library
Kids Bird Watching
National Tree Planting Day
School Talks
Yankalilla Show
Deep Creek Open Day
Clean Up Australia Day
BioR – David Paton
Sea Mammals – Chris Daniells
Natural Body Products
Keeping Bees Workshop
Geology Walk
Wicking Bed Workshop
Working Bees x 3

7. NATIVE COTTAGE GARDEN
THE NATIVE COTTAGE GARDEN IS NOW WELL ESTABLISHED
PLANT SIGNS
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT BOARD

8. WEBSITE & FACEBOOK
Last December a new website was developed by a NNRC volunteer. The front page now incorporates the NNRC facebook page and the Veggie Swap facebook page is now seen on the Veggie Swap page.

9. NURSERY & PLANTING PROPOGATED AND PLANTED OVER 500 TREES IN THE LOCAL
AREA
1 NURSERY VOLUNTEER
45 VOLUNTEER TREE PLANTERS
IN 2015
PROPAGATING AGAIN THIS YEAR

10. RECYCLING MOBILE PHONES SINGLE USE BATTERIES
PRINTER, FAX & PHOTOCOPIER CARTRIDGES
FLUORESCENT GLOBES
CORKS
DOMESTIC ALUMINIUM
SOFT PLASTIC
SHREDDER FOR PUBLIC USE

11. FRUIT & VEGGIE SWAP 1ST SATURDAY OF EACH MONTH SWAP SURPLUS PRODUCE
50 MEMBERS
BUSKERS

12. 4 X KIDS ACTIVITIES AT THE YANKALILLA LIBRARY
MAKING BAGS OUT OF T-SHIRTS
MAKING ITEMS OUT OF RECYCLED PLASTIC BAGS
MAKING CHRISTMAS DECORATIONS
MAKING JEWELLERY FROM BOTTLE TOPS
PAINTING OF INTERIOR DOOR AT THE NNR
CENTRE SHOWING A SCENE FROM
VEGGIE SWAP

13. LOCAL WALKS HISTORICAL WALK OF YANKALILLA HEYSEN TRAIL – INMAN VALLEY
CARRICALINGA HEADS
NORMANVILLE HEIGHTS

14. FANTAIL FOODIES FIELD TRIPS TRIP TO NARACOORTE, BOOL LAGOON
& PT MacDONNELL
ALL SIGHTINGS RECORDED ON WEBSITE

15. GARDENING GROUP SIX VISITS TO MEMBERS GARDENS
VISIT TO PANGARINDA ARBORETUM
AT WELLINGTON
VISIT TO LOCAL NATIVE PLANT SPECIALISTS GARDEN
VISIT TO THE OLIVES, YANKALILLA
VISIT TO LOCAL WICKING BED
GARDEN
VISIT TO WILLUNG NURSERY

16. REFERENCE MATERIAL
721 BOOKS FOR LOAN
SUBSCRIBE TO 14 MAGAZINES

17. FREE LITTLE LIBRARIES CAPE JERVIS INMAN VALLEY NORMANVILLE
SECOND VALLEY
INMAN VALLEY
NORMANVILLE

18. HOODED PLOVERS
THE HOODED PLOVER WAS EXTREMELY SUCCESSFUL ON THE FLEURIEU PENINSULA WITH 19 FLEDGLINGS
18 VOLUNTEERS MONITORED ALL THE
BEACHES FROM MYPONGA TO
LANDS END

19. KIDS ACTIVITIES 2 X BIRD WATCHING SESSIONS
TALK TO LOCAL CHILD CARE CENTRE ON RECYCLING
2 X PRESENTATIONS TO YANKALILLA AREA SCHOOL
BUNGALA RIVER
BIODIVERSITY

20. FRONT GARDEN AT CENTRE
THE CENTRE PURCHASED 3 DWARF LEMON TREES AND 3 DWARF LIME TREES TO PLANT IN THE SMALL GARDEN AT THE FRONT OF THE CAR PARK.
ONCE PRODUCING FRUIT THE LOCAL COMMUNITY WILL BE ABLE TO HELP THEMSELVES.

21. MERCHANDISE
THE CENTRE HAS A SMALL QUANTITY OF MERCHANDISE FOR SALE WHICH HELPS WITH OUR FUNDING.
GREAT CHRISTMAS PRESENTS:
2017 MARINE LIFE CALENDAR
LEADLIGHT HOODED PLOVERS
PARROT & BAT NESTING BOXES
SHOP ETHICAL GUIDE
KIDS LFSD BOOK
PEN SETS

22. FUTURE EVENTS PRESENTATION BY MONARTO Z00 ON THE WHITE RHINO PROJECT
CLEAN UP AUSTRALIA DAY
PRESTATION ON FLIES
FLEURIEU FESTIVAL
WILD SEX ON THE FLEURIEU
GAVIN THE LEAFY SEA DRAGON DVD
INSTALLATION IN NATIVE COTTAGE GARDEN
EXHIBITION OF BEACH TRASH CREATIONS

23. NRC’S INCREASE THE RESILIENCE, SKILLS AND KNOWLEDGE OF OUR COMMUNITY FOR SUSTAINABLE LIVING