Indian Myna Trap building workshop

Indian Myna numbers are increasing across our region and are a serious environmental threat to native wildlife.

 

Indian Mynas:

• are one of the most invasive animal species in the world
• take over nesting hollows, evicting birds and small mammals, and prey on nestlings

Learn how to build a trap to catch and dispose of these pests.

The Upper Goulburn Landcare Network will be holding a Trap Building workshop.

 

When: Saturday 28^th February 2015

Where: Yea Men’s Shed

Raglan Street, Yea (behind Yea Community House)

Time: 9am – 2pm

What to bring: Gloves, wire cutters, pliers

R.S.V.P: uglandcare@gbcma.vic.gov.au

Or 57974405

 Instructor: Max Caithness – Yarra Indian Myna Action Group

Limited places available Workshop is full

If there is enough interest, a second workshop may be held

 To register your interest in attending a possible second workshop please contact Judy Watts at uglandcare@gbcma.vic.gov.au or 57974405