Urban feral cats threaten the smallest of our wildlife
Contrary to common perceptions, feral cats are doing very well in urban areas, not just…
How are you adapting to the new climate?
Parklands Albury Wodonga works with local residents, volunteers and community organisations to manage many of…
Growing back better
Last week Parklands rangers mucked in with Wodonga Urban Landcare Network staff to plant more than…
Tooled up for Volunteer programs
PAW was delighted to be the recipient of much appreciated new shovels and other tools…
Home DIY – Construct a Habitat Tripod
Searching online during the national Pollinator Count week, we came across a great site for…
Teamwork cracks House Creek willows
In the last ten years an infestation of the highly invasive Black willow has overtaken…
Park Stewardship Program 2020 now open
This year Parklands Volunteer Program is covering a variety of environmental stewardship tasks. We’ll be working…
Bush for Birds in Baranduda
In the Baranduda Regional Park, the urban atmosphere fades quickly for those ready for a…
Wodonga Rail Trail stewards commence
Local residents have recently taken up stewardship of the inner urban sections of the Rail Trail…
Volunteers keeping woody weeds at bay on House Creek
A joint focus on woody weeds along House Creek is making rapid headway in bringing the…
