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Community Input to Parklands 2030 Vision
Posted: 22 May 2018
Parklands are seeking community input into the plan which will guide our work to 2030.
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Parklands 7 Summit Challenge
Posted: 18 May 2018
Parklands have issued a challenge to all comers to walk, ride or crawl seven local summits and help raise funds for three new boardwalks.
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Thieves target Parklands tools of trade
Posted: 17 May 2018
Thieves have stolen twenty years worth of tools donated by community members and local businesses; a collection gradually built to be fit for purpose to Parklands unique community enterprise.
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Working together begins with common ground
Posted: 17 May 2018
A new video clip on the Wodonga Aboriginal Network shows how working together improves understanding and outcomes in our local area
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Roadside bush corridors - arteries for species survival
Posted: 10 May 2018
Roadside bush corridors are the arteries linking our all-too-rare bush incubator sites, allowing the movement of wildlife and vital exchange of DNA within species.
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Looking out in new ways
Posted: 03 May 2018
Students of Interpretation found inspiration on the Baranduda Range
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Planned burn on High Country Rail Trail
Posted: 03 May 2018
With the end of fire restrictions this week, an environmental burn of the sections of the High Country Rail Trail between Ebden Reserve and Huon Reserve is scheduled sometime in the next month.
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Mud Walking - the new bush restoration sport
Posted: 03 May 2018
Parklands rangers may have hit on a new outdoor recreation activity; mud walking!
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Trailcam snaps secret lives of the Kiewa bush
Posted: 26 April 2018
Parklands new Trail camera will allow us to understand who is using the bush parks and reserves when people aren't around...
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Fire-wise native gardens and revegetation - plan before you plant
Posted: 26 April 2018
The CFA's Landscaping for Bushfire publication provides useful information on plants to select and garden design to improve your property's fire safety.
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Bamboo weaves a fitting shelter
Posted: 19 April 2018
Members of the Bhutanese Community are using traditional techniques to weave a new shelter at the Community Farm on Gateway Island.
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Bhutanese Catering feeds 300 at RAR conference
Posted: 19 April 2018
On Saturday 7th April the Bhutanese Community Farm team fed over 300 people at the National Rural Australians for Refugees Conference, to high praise by conference delegates.
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Rotary enables Murray River Island restoration
Tree Top path a handhold closer
Rail Trail upgrade in full swing
Engineering with heart supports community projects
Restoring Swainsona Reserve - protecting Felltimber Creek