How are you adapting to the new climate?
Parklands Albury Wodonga works with local residents, volunteers and community organisations to manage many of…
Interpretive Artworks underway
Artists Trish Cerminara, Maggih Coates and Mick Bogie immersed themselves in the ambience of the bush…
Changing Nature – Changing People
To adapt to the changing climate, nature needs, above all things, people. People to be…
Changing Nature – Helping species movement
Choosing native plants from nearby hot and dry areas and increasing genetic diversity in our…
Changing Climate-Changing Nature
Our ‘Planting in a Warming World’ forum last year gave us some insight into what…
Pick up a Line
Fishing line may not be the first hazard people would associate with working in our…
The sounds of spring
Throughout the day the sounds of spring accompany our work, inside and out. The bird…
Hume and Hovell Track Stories – The Big Vision
In the early 1970’s Albury-Wodonga was chosen to become the first centre for national growth. Prime…
Calling local Indigenous Artists
Parklands Albury Wodonga are excited to have secured funding for interpretive signage in the regional…
Growing back better
Last week Parklands rangers mucked in with Wodonga Urban Landcare Network staff to plant more than…
