Talulah Hub Community
Helpful Interconnecting Resources
Explore a curated collection of our published articles and favourite nature-based resources. From ecosystem management and habitat creation to plant communication, biodiversity, and living in harmony with nature, this library is designed to spark curiosity, share knowledge, and support deeper connections with the living world.
Publications
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Australian Plant Society - Eremophila Group JuneNewsletter
Resources
Indigenous Seasonal Calendar:
https://beesandblossoms.org/indigenous-seasons
Tasmanian Land Conservation:
BirdLife
https://birdlife.org.au/bird-profiles/new-holland-honeyeater/
iNaturalist
Ambassador
🌿 What is iNaturalist?
Discover nature. Learn together. Contribute to science.
iNaturalist is a free community science platform that helps people identify and record plants, animals, fungi, insects, and other living organisms. By simply taking a photograph and sharing your observation, you contribute valuable information that supports biodiversity research, conservation, and our understanding of the natural world.
Whether you're exploring your own backyard, walking through a local reserve, or visiting a national park, every observation helps build a greater picture of Australia's incredible biodiversity while connecting you with a global community of nature enthusiasts, scientists, and educators.
No prior experience is needed—just curiosity and a willingness to explore.
🍃Online Identification Workshops
Learn to identify the incredible life around you with iNaturalist
As part of my role as an iNaturalist Ambassador, I will be hosting two free online identification workshops designed to help beginners and nature enthusiasts confidently use iNaturalist to identify plants, fungi, insects, birds, and other wildlife.
Together we'll explore how to:
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Create and upload observations
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Use the iNaturalist identification tools
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Improve observation quality for more accurate identifications
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Connect with the iNaturalist community
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Contribute valuable biodiversity records that support science and conservation
Over the coming months, I'll be developing these sessions to make them practical, welcoming, and enjoyable for everyone. Whether you're just starting your nature journey or looking to build your identification skills, these workshops will help you explore the natural world with greater confidence.
Dates and registration details will be announced soon.
