Parklands call for more connections
Ecological corridors at both landscape and local scale are a vital tool in helping species…
Protecting our woodlands from hard-hoofed soil compaction
Understanding the different effects of hard-hoofed and soft-footed animals in our woodlands provides the ‘lightbulb moment’…
Rewilding Murnong
Rewilding involves returning native species to the places they should naturally be. In our region, along with…
Community Planting mornings commence – all welcome!
A stunning location on the Kiewa river and glorious sunshine greeted our first community planting…
All set for planting season
With a good seasonal outlook predicted by the ‘BoM’, Parklands staff welcomed a delivery of native…
Volunteers nip weeds in the bud
Mick Elliott has discovered many of the biodiversity gems in Albury’s Environmental Lands over the…
Changing Nature – Helping species movement
Choosing native plants from nearby hot and dry areas and increasing genetic diversity in our…
Growing back better
Last week Parklands rangers mucked in with Wodonga Urban Landcare Network staff to plant more than…
Box stealing Bees
Did you know there are more than 1700 species of native bees in Australia? They…
COVID adaptations and looking forward
In 2020 nature has provided great autumn and winter rains locally, and now spring is…
