• Boorowa Birds, History, and Rugby Grand Final Buzz

  • Aug 16 2024
  • Length: 33 mins
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Boorowa Birds, History, and Rugby Grand Final Buzz

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    What if exploring nature could bring an entire community closer together? Join us as Pat Downey from the Hilltops Bird Observers Group reveals the magic behind the Hilltops Bird Trail and how it has transformed Boorowa since his move from Canberra in 2012. Pat shares his journey into birdwatching, the thrill of spotting diverse bird species, and the exciting community initiatives like the Boorowa River planting day, educational grants, and support from the Boorowa Community Bank.

    Ever wondered how a simple idea can lead to a remarkable community project? Pat delves into the creation of the Hilltops Bird Trail, thoughtfully incorporating traditional names and ensuring accessibility for all. With 15 birding sites, including three accessible locations for those with mobility issues, the trail has made birdwatching an inclusive, joyous experience. Tune in to hear more about the inspiration behind the Hilltops Bird Observers Group and the immense pride they take in celebrating the rich avian diversity in their region.

    As the excitement builds for the upcoming rugby grand final, we take a step back in time to explore the history of Boorowa through the Shamrock Trail. Learn about the significance of Shamrock Base and Boorowa's first mayor, Pat Ryan. Get an inside look at the Boorowa Goldies rugby team’s preparations for the big game from their co-captain and coach, Mark Poplin. This episode is packed with community spirit, rich history, and the thrill of local sports, offering a comprehensive look into the vibrant life of Boorowa.

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