In edition 75 of Platypus News & Views, copy attached below, the newsletter of the Australian Platypus Conservancy, you can read and also about the Australian Platypus Monitoring Network - an important new 'next-gen' citizen science program which will allow local communities to keep
FCC Paddlers Perform Well in Summer White Water Races.
Tuesday 20th November found twenty Club Legends from the 50s & 60s gathered together by our two living Life Members, Marg Buck and Jonathon Mayne, to share a lunch to re-connect and unearth old memories to aid our Centenary History Group broaden our knowledge of the Club from a very different
Since the first Murray Marathon was run in 1969 FCC members have been regular participants – either as individuals, relay teams or land crews.
Following the successful implementation of the paddlepower program for young paddlers the club has established the Junior Development Fund for the specific purpose of supporting paddlers in the 12-18 year ag
FCC had 4 competitors in the recent Canoe Polo World Championships held in Welland, Ontario, Canada. Both the Womens and Mens teams performed well and learned heaps during the Championships.
Each year, the Murray Marathon attracts hundred of paddlers to take the challenge between Christmas and New Year. In 2012, FCC sisters Naomi and Sophie Johnson paddled the half-marathon, winning the 202km handicapped race.
