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Walks share experience and knowledge
Posted: 24 May 2022
Participants are coming back for more of our popular Walk ‘n Talk series this year, as leaders Karen Retra and Sue Brunskill share their extensive knowledge of Australian nature on some of the lesser known riverside trails.
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Friends pitch in at first riverside working bee
Posted: 17 May 2022
Despite the light rain last weekend, an enthusiastic group pitched in for the first of our Friends of the Murray community working bees, achieving a power of work in a mere 2 hours!
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Fuelling your woodfire this winter
Posted: 16 May 2022
Without doubt, the easiest, most accessible, reliable and ethical source of firewood is an accredited dealer. Collecting your own is much more tricky.
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Upper Murray Trails tour
Posted: 16 May 2022
Last week Upper Murray community members, along with Parklands staff and Board members, carpooled for a tour and on-ground ‘stocktake’ of activities on the High Country Rail Trail.
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Have your say on the management of the Lower Kiewa catchment
Posted: 16 May 2022
The North East CMA seek to understand what the community wants for the future of the lower Kiewa catchment. Drop-in sessions will be held during May 2022 at Yack, Baranduda and Kergunyah
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Nature based events back on track
Posted: 10 May 2022
People are lapping up Parklands park and trail based events as our River Stewardship and community programs get back on track this year.
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Community working bees for River Habitat
Posted: 10 May 2022
Along with our community events, Parklands have started monthly Ranger led community bees in those same locations to help volunteers learn about the river environs and how to care for them.
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Banking on Trees
Posted: 10 May 2022
Parklands is very pleased to be working with BankWAW once again to deliver their annual community planting
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Parklands Favourites on Walking Maps
Posted: 09 May 2022
Some of our favourite walks are now live on the Walking Maps site, complete with directions, photos and notes on points of interest.
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Bushfire Recovery project delivers for local woodlands
Posted: 02 May 2022
From fencing to tackling Weeds of National Significance, Parklands Landcare Led Bushfire Recovery project has delivered significant environmental restoration and protection works all the way from Wodonga’s regional parks to the Upper Murray.
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Rewilding project bringing wild orchids back from the brink
Posted: 12 April 2022
Parklands are assisting Murray Local Land Services to plant thousands of orchid seedlings back into protected areas in the region. Volunteers for the two week planting project are welcome.
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Call for local input into development of Murray River trail
Posted: 11 April 2022
Parklands Albury Wodonga is seeking community members to steer the development of the Murray River Red Gum Trail - part of the epic Murray River Adventure Trail.
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Wodonga Men's Shed work to open more pathways
Capturing Autumn on the Rail Trail
Poisonous and highly invasive – cruel Moth Vine found in regional park
At last! River access at Kiewa township
The marathon trail to Diamond Park