Vital Importance of Insects in Remnant Bushland,Assoc. Prof. Dieter Hochuli WCPS Annual dinner

The Wolli Creek Preservation Society emerged in 1983 initially to save the Wolli Creek valley from the M5 motorway. The WCPS aims to protect, preserve, conserve, educate and advocate for the Wolli Creek valley and all the tributaries that flow through the land of the Gadigal people of southern Sydney.

Wolli Creek Preservation Society (WCPS)

Please join the Wolli Creek Preservation Society for a fascinating evening with Assoc. Prof. Dieter Hochuli  who leads the Integrative Ecology laboratory in Biological Sciences at The University of Sydney. He will speak about insects and associated invertebrates of remnant bushland and their importance. As we don’t yet have much information about invertebrates in the Wolli Creek Valley, his talk will no doubt be very interesting. 
“The simple facts are that the world is dominated by plants that seem to spend their life interacting in all manner of ways with the most species-rich group of animals on the planet - insects.” sydney.edu.au/science/people/dieter.hochuli.php.
This year’s Wolli Creek Preservation Society Annual Dinner will be held at the Scots Club at Arncliffe.
As usual, the evening will include a trivia quiz and raffle in addition to the key-note talk by Dr Hochuli.  Any donations, especially home-made or home- grown items would be appreciated. Please contact us on <A TARGET="_blank" REL="nofollow noopener noreferrer">info@wollicreek.org.au</A>.   
Ticket price includes one year membership of the WCPS, and you can sign up at the dinner if not already a member.

Arncliffe Scots Sports & Social Club Limited

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