Acknowledgement of Country
Friends of the Box Ironbark Forests would like to acknowledge the Elders of the Dja Dja Wurrung community and their forebears as the Traditional Owners of Country in the Mount Alexander Region. We recognise that the Dja Dja Wurrung people have been custodians of this land for many centuries and have performed age old ceremonies of celebration, initiation and renewal on their land. We acknowledge their living culture and their unique role in the life of this region.
Get social with fobif…
-
Recent posts
- Second report on the Tarilta Creek walk, 21 July 2026 27 July, 2026
- Short walk on Mt Tarrengower (or Dharrang Gawa) report by Liz Martin 20 July, 2026
- Tarilta Creek Walk Report by Ros Woodburn, 19 July 2026 20 July, 2026
- 19 July 2026 – Long Walk – Tarilta Creek 12 July, 2026
- 19 July 2026: Short Walk- Tarrengower 12 July, 2026
-

Categories
Author Archives: fobif
Looking down into the distant past
Geology creeps into everyday life in the sneakiest ways. Take Castlemaine’s gutters and buildings; they exhibit a gallery of local rocks. At Stonemans Bookroom corner, deep gutters are paved with sandstone blocks and a dash of Harcourt granite along the … Continue reading
2022 walks program
The 2022 FOBIF walks program is now on the website. The first walk is on Sunday 20 March. All walks start at the Community House in Templeton Street at 9.30am apart from the July 17 Long Walk led by Jeremy … Continue reading
2022 FOBIF memberships due
Our annual newsletter with this year’s walks program and the 2022 membership renewal form has been sent to Friends of the Box-Ironbark members. For those who don’t receive this in the mail or new members, there is a 2022 renewal/join … Continue reading
Posted in News
Comments Off on 2022 FOBIF memberships due
New Year fireworks 110,000 BC: Lalgambook!
Mt Franklin, or Lalgambook, is a volcanic scoria cone with a wonderfully preserved crater. Lalgambook was once thought to be 470,000 years old but a more accurate and surprising date was published in 2013; it turns out to be amongst … Continue reading
Posted in Geology
Comments Off on New Year fireworks 110,000 BC: Lalgambook!
Another year for FOBIF
About 20 members and supporters of FOBIF came to the last Monday’s end of the year BBQ in Walmer. It was an enjoyable evening with great food and lots of laughter. FOBIF members will receive a newsletter with the 2022 … Continue reading
Posted in News
Comments Off on Another year for FOBIF



Click on image for info/order page
Click on image for info/order page
Click on image for info/order page




















