Pests and Weeds in the Albury Wodonga Area
People have made huge changes to the Australian landscape, many of which have decreased biodiversity. Aside from clearing the native vegetation, we also imported plants we thought were ‘better’ – only later to find that they do so well that they take over vast areas of land…
Our region is no exception, with many imported plants and animals now threatening our environment. There is work to be done…
The guides and links below will help you to help keep our local ecosystems healthy, from identifying pest plants and animals to options for treatment and making sure they don’t spread further.
Volunteer
Parklands Albury Wodonga undergoes projects to remove environmental weeds in the area on a large scale. However these projects require a lot of hands to make any progress. If this sounds like something you can help with, consider volunteering and check out our volunteer opportunities at the link below:
Stories of Pests, Weeds and Projects to Control Them
Mars staff tackle woody weeds on Rail Trail
Orobanche investigations
Charlotte steps up to fencing
Celebrating our Bush Park volunteers in National Volunteer Week
Tale of a Tailed Emperor
Ant encounter
Tackling willows for Healthy Rivers
Black willows losing ground
Rough Diamond receiving special treatment
