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Welcome to The Online Shop of the Friends of Churchill Island Society (FOCIS)

Items available in this Online Shop are products and services offered for sale by the Friends of Churchill Island Society Inc.

We ship worldwide and offer various shipping options to meet your needs. Shipping costs to your country are determined by a number of factors including destination, number of items, and shipping method.

Prices are in Australian dollars but you can pay using any one of a wide range of currencies offered by PayPal.

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Online Shop – Special Offer – 4 for 20 Dollars

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Friends of Churchill Island Society Inc.

3 days ago

If you're looking for a gift to treasure for someone special, you may find it at the Churchill Island Visitor Centre retail section. Here are two display cases set into the ticketing desk with a variety of little treasures you can buy. Lots more to choose from. ... See MoreSee Less

If youre looking for a gift to treasure for someone special, you may find it at the Churchill Island Visitor Centre retail section. Here are two display cases set into the ticketing desk with a variety of little treasures you can buy. Lots more to choose from.

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4 days ago

The 'forest' at Fisher's Wetlands makes a lovely entry to Churchill Island, immediately taking visitors away from the business of urban living. This forest was planted mainly by children in 1988 - the Australian bicentennial year - with the help of FOCIS. It is home to many marsupials, reptiles, birds and insects. A walk goes from a small car park at the plaque, unveiled by the Governor General of the time, Sir Ninian Stephens and winds through the forest, the wetlands and the bridge, from where you can proceed to the walking track around Churchill Island. Beautiful! Photos show the plaque and its location and parts of the forest. ... See MoreSee Less

The forest at Fishers Wetlands makes a lovely entry to Churchill Island, immediately taking visitors away from the business of urban living. This forest was planted mainly by children in 1988 - the Australian bicentennial year - with the help of FOCIS. It is home to many marsupials, reptiles, birds and insects. A walk goes from a small car park at the plaque, unveiled by the Governor General of the time, Sir Ninian Stephens and winds through the forest, the wetlands and the bridge, from where you can proceed to the walking track around Churchill Island. Beautiful! Photos show the plaque and its location and parts of the forest.

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7 days ago

Churchill Island's beautiful 'boys' enjoying the trees and space in what used to be the sheep dog demonstration area. Max the bay stallion with the incredibly long mane and forelock, and Sid our versatile black gelding who just can't grow a tail! They both have wonderful temperaments and we are so lucky to have them. ... See MoreSee Less

Churchill Islands beautiful boys enjoying the trees and space in what used to be the sheep dog demonstration area. Max the bay stallion with the incredibly long mane and forelock, and Sid our versatile black gelding who just cant grow a tail! They both have wonderful temperaments and we are so lucky to have them.

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Yep I miss them both..

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1 week ago

Dolly is a 5 year old miniature pig that lives in a sheltered, wooden fenced yard on Churchill Island near Amess Barn, and just loves being patted by crowds of visitors. She is very vocal, grunting and squealing a greeting to the volunteers she knows so well - especially Jan, Simon and Jeff. Next time you're visiting, give Dolly a scratch behind the ears - as long as she's not sleeping! Here she is having a snooze in the sun and being visited by some chooks. ... See MoreSee Less

Dolly is a 5 year old miniature pig that lives in a sheltered, wooden fenced yard on Churchill Island near Amess Barn, and just loves being patted by crowds of visitors. She is very vocal, grunting and squealing a greeting to the volunteers she knows so well - especially Jan, Simon and Jeff. Next time youre visiting, give Dolly a scratch behind the ears - as long as shes not sleeping! Here she is having a snooze in the sun and being visited by some chooks.

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2 weeks ago

Curator Samantha has developed some small information boxes to sit on the bench near the Visitor Centre entry. There are currently three on the themes of farming, natural environment and the garden. Have a look next time you are in. Photos show the displays. ... See MoreSee Less

Curator Samantha has developed some small information boxes to sit on the bench near the Visitor Centre entry. There are currently three on the themes of farming, natural environment and the garden. Have a look next time you are in. Photos show the displays.

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