Very please to report that the 2020 Annual General Meeting attracted an enthusiastic roll-up with plenty of good conversation, questions, and ideas being exchanged both in the meeting and at the convivial tea following.
JAMARR’s StoryTree project was given some merry news just ahead of the holidays. A grant application under the Regional Arts Development program (RADF) which is
The Molloy & Julatten Local Seed Savers Group gathered at Lyn and Reece Gore’s lovely property on 28 April for a convivial session lightly sprinkled
Maintenance vollies madly slashing and raking to prep for the big day! A merry group of labyrinth-appreciators gathered on Saturday 4 May for the annual
Work to improve the amenity at the historical Mount Molloy Cemetery continued this past week as the sturdy fellas from the Julatten Men’s Shed re-erected
JAMARR turned the wheels on another year and celebrated our 23rd Annual General Meeting on 11 April 2019 with 18 locals attending along with Mareeba
Thurs 10 Dec | 7.30pm @ (Molloy/tbd)
All welcome!
For residents and ratepayers.
We need to ensure that your details are up to date in the Register of Members.
If you've not done so, please take a couple of minutes to confirm your current details.
Thanks!JAMARR hosts a Landcare group as a core part of its activities.
Find out more about EnviroGroup's projects and get involved!
JAMARR serves the interests of residents and ratepayers in our region.
Join in an existing initiative or suggest one of your own.
A community-managed natural and cultural history of the region.
Have a meander through time. Contribute your stories and places.
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This is the opportunity for you!-
As Coordinator, you will organise working bees, picnics, interpretive signage, and promotion for a lovely bit of bush right on the doorsteps of Mount Molloy.
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Have a read about the Heritage Trail >-
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This is the opportunity for you!-
JAMARR ought to be producing more news and update articles for the website. And we really need to be pushing these out to various social media channels. We need a volunteer who is happy to help write stories and then make sure they get published to social media.
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This is the opportunity for you!-
JAMARR partners with Mareeba Shire Council to maintain and develop the Abattoir Swamp Environmental Park. The park needs a person to help coordinate working bees, visitor functions, monitoring, and ongoing funding.
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There are very few places like this left, and you will have a unique front-row seat for how the wetland evolves over coming years!
Have a read about Abattoir Swamp >
