ACF-AWR are proud to partner with Wodonga Urban Landcare Network (WULN) for this exciting, nature-based, citizen science event with Karen Retra. Karen will take us on a beautiful, slow, approximately 2.5 km walk and show us how to use the FrogID app to record your important citizen scientist findings. We hope you will hear the […]
This event is now FULLY BOOKED. If you wish to be wait-listed please add your name via the Trybooking link below. Visit two small-medium suburban gardens featuring habitat plantings, bird baths, frog pond and low-maintenance nature-strip plantings that attract birds, butterflies, native bees, frogs and skinks. We’ll have a display with giveaway plants, free Albury-Wodonga […]
Join us to learn how to collect & identify waterbugs and use the Waterbug App. We'll collect waterbugs from different waterways in Wodonga and learn how to identify which ones they are and what they can tell us about water quality and waterway health. The training is suitable if you're just keen to learn a […]
Did you know that common turtle species have declined 90% over the past 40 years? Learn how to help save local turtles before their Nov-Dec turtle nesting season. Hear about turtles’ threats and how you can protect them, including the 1 Million Turtles program and TurtleSAT citizen science mapping tool. Dr James Van Dyke is […]
Join us for a late afternoon stroll along the Yack Creek trail to find out about frogs! With Karen Retra from Wodonga Landcare and Gabi Bridge from Yack Landcare. About our local frogs FrogID app - how to & why to use it How the Rowdy Flat weed control project supports frogs and other species Check […]
Do you wish you could attract more youth to your Landcare or environmental group? Are you a young person wanting to meet other young environmentalists? This is the webinar for you! During Gabrielle Stacey’s presentation you’ll learn about the Hunter region's successful Intergenerational Landcare and Intrepid Landcare programs; what these programs involve, how they were […]
Make and share nature observations using phone apps and online tools Would you like to know more about something you’ve seen in nature? Are you curious which plants, animals or fungi have been recorded near your place? Interested in sharing your nature observations with others? Keen to join in the Great Southern Bioblitz this November? […]
Join us for a wander to explore the Kiewa River surrounds with a focus on birds, insects or frogs. Each session will be a leisurely walk and chat about habitats, identification, citizen science and monitoring opportunities. There are three walks on offer on Sunday 12 November - pick the one that takes your fancy. Birds with […]
Join our guided walk with naturalist and educator Sue Brunskill and Friends of David Winterbottom Park to explore Huon Creek and the surrounding area. More than just a pathway. Our walk will explore the plants and wildlife that thrive in urban environments, plants that threaten these ecosystems, what our “Friends of” group is working on, […]
Discover the nature of Albury Wodonga during our Great Southern Bioblitz! Parklands Albury Wodonga, Wodonga Urban Landcare Network, Murray Landcare and regional Friends and Landcare groups are teaming up to host the GSB in Albury Wodonga in 2023. Join in to add your observations and record the nature of Albury Wodonga, from river to hills. […]
Freshwater mussels have long been over-looked and under-appreciated. Learn about their types, role in the environment, relationship with fish and conservation concerns. Presentation by Dr Nicole McCasker - freshwater ecologist research fellow at Gulbali Research Institute, Charles Sturt University. Venue is The Venue on McFarland (previously German Austrian Club), 5 McFarland Rd. Tickets free but bookings […]
