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fotpin News 2025

08 December 2025

The Pinnacle species count reaches 1100. See the Flora and Fauna page for our full species lists.


11 November 2025

Vale Tom Cochrane, one of our most dedicated member volunteers who passed away in October. Read Len Taylor's tribute.


06 October 2025

Full Spring Events program added to the What's On page


12 September 2025

fotpin Update #51 added to the Newsletters page


08 September 2025

New and updated web pages

Preliminary Spring events program added to What's On page

2025 ParkCare briefing summary and Invasive Weeds presentation added to the ParkCare Briefings page

Weeding effort Hub updated for the 2025-26 weeding season data


08 Aug 2025

Recent additions to The Pinnacle's native species site

Pages for two new categories of species have been added to the site: Algae and Slime moulds. The reserves first species of Slime Mould species was found at 2 locations earlier this year during a regular visit by the Canberra Fungi Group. These are fascinating single-cell organisms that express themselves in various macroscopic forms and worth Googling to find out more about them.

The Lichens, Mosses and Liverworts page has been updated to group the three types of species separately following a successful season which added several new Lichen and Moss species. More photos have also been added.


07 Aug 2025

Weeding effort for the 2024-25 season has been updated and finalised

Our effort for the from 1 July 2024 to 30 June 2025 was 906 hours, 4% more than same period last season but 5% less than the average for the previous 14 seasons of monitoring.

The largest amount of effort (21%) has gone into treating the group of uncategorised low to medium risk broadleaf weeds* largely in Weetangera paddock, This was closely followed by St. John's Wort (182 h, 20%).

For more details click the link above.


19 Jun 2025

Updated ACT Weeds Manual (v1.3) added to Weed Control Guides on Weeding Resources page


14 March 2025

fotpin Update #49 added to the Newsletters page


12 Mar 2025

Autumn events now on the What's On Calendar



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