Join us to learn about best practice control methods of invasive pigs in peri-urban areas.
We will be joined by Agriculture Victoria and local experts for a presentation and practical demonstrations to showcase collaborative and effective control methods for small landholders.
Get planting … we’re hosting a community-wide tree planting blitz with sites across Wodonga.
Join in with Landcare groups – more than ten sites mean plenty of opportunities from June 20th to 29th!
Join WULN and Agriculture Victoria to learn all about fox control in our local area. This is an opportunity to learn from experts about fox ecology and behaviour, as well as collaborative and best practice management. Ag Vic will be undertaking demonstrations and exploring options for control methods in peri urban landscapes.
Join us for this workshop to learn how to identify and control woody weeds on your property or patch and opportunities for coordinated, landscape-scale action. Weeds have wide-ranging impacts on our environment, agriculture, and communities. They degrade native bushland, threaten biodiversity, harbour pest animals, and reduce agricultural productivity.
This workshop will be held at Leneva Hall where we will be joined by Jo Vincent from Wodonga Urban Landcare Network and the Leneva Castle Creek Landcare Group coordinators.
Join ACF-AWR and Wodonga Landcare for this nature-based, citizen science event along the Rail Trail at Bonegilla.
This is a slow, approximately 2.5 km walk with Karen Retra who will show us how to use the FrogID app to record the frogs we find. We hope to hear the call of the endangered Sloane's Froglet!
Herbaceous weeds are more than just a nuisance, they pose serious threats to our landscapes. These invasive plants can take over pastures, outcompete native species, shelter pest animals, and reduce the productivity of both farmland and natural areas.
Join Wodonga Urban Landcare Network and Wodonga Council for a practical workshop designed to help landholders in peri-urban areas tackle herbaceous weeds effectively.
Learn how to identify priority species and apply proven control techniques as part of a broader, collaborative approach to weed management across the region.
African lovegrass is an emerging weed in Wodonga.
Come along to learn how to identify this weed, as well as for strategies to control it.
Join WULN and Gardens for Wildlife at Wirraminna Environmental Education Centre for a guided tour of their Climate Resilient Garden, exploring future ready plant species, practical techniques, and ideas for your Landcare plantings.
Workshop about using the iNaturalist app and platform – for individuals, Landcare and anyone keen on noticing nature.
Plus you’ll be set to add records for the Great Southern BioBlitz the following week (24-27 October)!
Join us for the Wodonga Urban Landcare Network 2025 AGM and a network gathering. All WULN members, supporters, partner organisations and friends are cordially invited to attend, as well as members of the community. Come along to find out more about the network and to celebrate this year’s awards. 10:30am – WULN special meeting With […]
Discover, record and celebrate nature during the Great Southern BioBlitz.
Join with Landcare and Parklands in Albury Wodonga for events and to add your nature observations to our local tally!
Looking for urban nature we can record as part of the Great Southern BioBlitz. Practice identifying and recording the wildlife you see in your garden or urban space.
An evening of moth-watching and exploration in local bushlands after dark!
Note: fully booked, waitlist in place.
A walk to seek and make nature observations (of plants, animals and fungi) to upload to iNaturalist and add some regional records to the Great Southern BioBlitz 2025. We’ll share tips for noticing nature, how and why to record what you find, and how to use the iNaturalist app to help confirm the ID and […]
Join with Wodonga Landcare and Parklands Albury Wodonga to explore along House Creek and make nature observations of plants, animals and fungi, using the iNaturalist app, as part of the Great Southern BioBlitz 2025. With tips for noticing nature, how and why to record what you find, and how to use the iNaturalist app to […]
Blackberries are a persistent challenge impacting both natural ecosystems and productive land. Managing them effectively starts with knowing what species you’re dealing with and understanding their biology.
Are you a new or small landholder curious about sustainable land management … but unsure how to apply it to your property? Then Healthy Hectares may be for you! Healthy Hectares North East is a 6-session workshop series, commencing in February 2026, where you will learn how to manage your land sustainably. This information session […]
Bickies with the Birds is a relaxed and welcoming morning event presented by Gardens 4 Wildlife – Albury Wodonga in partnership with BirdLife Australia. Join us to learn practical tips and tricks for identifying local birds and recording your sightings. We’ll explore how you can contribute to bird monitoring in your area before heading out on a guided bird walk to put your new skills into action.
Your farm dam could be doing SO much more. Most farm dams are underperforming — for your land, your water security, and your local wildlife. The good news? It doesn’t have to be that way. On Friday 15 May, we’re heading out to a Wooragee property to see what 30+ years of dam fencing and […]
Project Sprout – Sustaining Parks: Restoring Our Urban Terrain – aims to plant over 5,000 native tube stock across multiple locations throughout Wodonga, creating vital wildlife corridors that will connect the Wodonga hills and waterways directly through the city to the Murray River.
These planting events will be hosted by Wodonga's Landcare groups who are part of the Wodonga Urban Landcare Network, over the months of June and July 2026.
Mistletoe — often dismissed as destructive or invasive — has a far more fascinating story to tell. Join us for an intriguing evening with Prof Dave Watson as he shares thirty years of research uncovering just how vital these plants are for woodland birds and urban ecosystems across southern Australia. Dave is an ecologist based […]
Grab your torch and head out into the night with Danny Jones on a spotlight walk to discover the incredible nocturnal wildlife hiding in your garden! Learn what's out there after dark and how to make your garden a haven for nocturnal wildlife. Wrap up warm — it's their world after dark, and we're just […]
Explore a stunning, wildlife-friendly garden on one acre of beautiful habitat, home to a diverse range of native wildlife including birds, reptiles, squirrel gliders and even an elusive echidna. With habitat gardens, a pond, bird baths, nest boxes and more, this is a garden not to be missed!
Rug up and join us for a relaxed winter stroll along the High Country Rail Trail to explore a picturesque part of the Kiewa River floodplain, its features and habitats. We’ll be listening for the call of the endangered Sloane’s froglet, a tiny frog that’s not often seen – instead we rely on their winter calls […]
Come along and join urban ecologist and entomologist Dr Luis Mata for an engaging presentation exploring the remarkable diversity of indigenous pollinators and flower-visiting insects that share our urban landscapes, and how we can help them thrive. Luis’s research focuses on urban biodiversity, citizen science, and the ecological benefits of greening our towns and cities. […]
Join us at our Baranduda Fields EcoHub for a hands-on exploration of nest boxes, tree hollows and the wildlife that depends on them. Dylan McWhinney from DM Ecological will showcase a variety of nest boxes and discuss their purpose, benefits, limitations and the important role they can play in supporting native fauna. Learn about the […]
Join the team from BankWAW and Friends of the Murray River for the Banking on Trees planting morning on Sunday 16 August. Thank you to BankWAW, who sponsor a tree for each bank account opened each year. We invite you to help get those plants growing at Ryan’s Lagoon Wetlands, supporting both our community and environment. We’ll provide: planting […]
Join Wodonga Council staff and Wodonga Urban Landcare for a presentation on the important ecological values of the Huon Creek area, learn more about the WREN (Wodonga Retained Environment Network) and how you can get involved in protecting and maintaining your local environment including planting, weeding, and nest box installation through Landcare.
We’re visiting a small urban reserve to admire the spring wildflowers and the pollinator insects that visit them.
Come along, get curious, and see what you can find.
An opportunity to reflect on the past year's achievements, hear about exciting projects and plans for the year ahead, and connect with the people helping to care for and improve our local environment.
With guest presentation by AlburyCity staff on the newly adopted Urban Forest Strategy which charts a greener future for Albury.
