NABed – Grant supports local Climate Action
Recently announced National Australia Bank Foundation grants include welcome funding supporting a program of community plantings for climate adaptation in Wodonga’s Murray River corridor. In response to expectations of a…
Community Farm hosts Scanlon visit
A new Multicultural Community Farm Committee was voted in at the Annual General Meeting at…
New Nature Play Trails for Wodonga in 2024
We are excited to launch a new project to create sensory native gardens, nature play…
Indie students v Genista
There was really no contest when a group of intrepid students kitted up last week…
Ecoportal renewal
The recent rebuild of the Ecoportal platform is an exciting development for local groups, organisations…
All the skills you need for GSB 2023
Parklands are delighted to partner with the Wodonga Urban Landcare Network and Murray Landcare to…
Trees of significance – acknowledging our local special trees
Every now and then our Rangers come across a tree that makes us stop and…
Searching across water for a fox-free zone
Last Thursday Parklands Rangers accompanied Sharleen Sharpe and Amy Norris from Turtles Albury Wodonga to…
Mars staff tackle woody weeds on Rail Trail
A huge thank you to Mars Petcare staff who turned out for a woody weeding…
Cudgewa Mural Trail shaping up
Perhaps ‘the word had got around that the colt had got away’, but the mural…
2023 – a year of plenty!
Parklands Albury Wodonga is pleased to publish our Annual Report for 2023, reporting the achievements…
Trail Series goes from strength to strength
In the 11th year of this local trail running series, Parklands congratulate Riverina Trails organisers…
Tall Trestle Treadle 2023
Congratulations to the volunteers of the Tallangatta Rail Trail Advisory Group on another successful Tall…
Work begins on historic trestle walks
With the ground at last sufficiently dry to allow access, works have begun on two…
Orobanche investigations
At several of our slow walk sites we’ve noticed an unusual plant; the Orobanche or…
Mid spring and Peas take centre stage in the bush
Having commented on our early spring walk in Castle Creek that there didn’t seem to…
Critters galore at Castle Creek
Despite a cooler day, Karen Retra’s ever-vigilant eye for small critters caught a plethora of…
