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Working for Victoria callout
Posted: 02 July 2020
If you are interested in joining a local Working for Victoria crew, you'll need to register on the Working for Victoria website.
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Time to hit the road
Posted: 25 June 2020
With covid restrictions easing, the winter solstice behind us and longer days ahead, we can start to think about getting out and about again.
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Riverina Trails goes Virtual
Posted: 04 June 2020
Parklands and Riverina Trails are excited to announce our new Virtual Trail Series meaning you won’t miss out on your favourite runs this year!
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Community partnerships drive Murray River restoration
Posted: 04 June 2020
Local restoration efforts along Murray River river frontages received a terrific boost this week with the Rotary Club of Albury Foundation contributing $10,000 towards the environmental restoration of the river corridor between Albury and Lake Hume.
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Inspiration for Ecology centred Learning
Posted: 28 May 2020
The past months of isolation have challenged many a family to find ways to continue children’s learning at home. We have been urged to turn to the greatest teaching resource we have: nature.
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Shovel ready for Stimulus
Posted: 28 May 2020
Parklands has been working hard to ensure local projects are ready to go when economic stimulus funding becomes available.
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Time to Celebrate giving Time
Posted: 21 May 2020
It's National Volunteer Week - time to celebrate the giving of time.
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Step up to Plogging
Posted: 21 May 2020
We found out what it is, and now we'd love to see some 'Plogging' action in our local parks.
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A year of plenty amidst Corona chaos
Posted: 14 May 2020
From the strange and the entirely unexpected start to 2020, some heartening things have emerged.
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Local trails feature: Petes Track - Guys Track Circuit on Nail Can Hill
Posted: 14 May 2020
This week we bring you a circuit to immerse yourself in the teeming wildlife and magnificent high conservation value bushland of Nail Can Hill.
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Indian Myna Menace
Posted: 12 May 2020
Aggressive Indian Myna birds are now commonly seen in Castle Creek, Felltimber Creek, White Box Rise and Baranduda, and they appear to be breeding rapidly.
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DIY trails? Not in conservation areas!
Posted: 07 May 2020
Parkland Rangers have discovered illegal trail building activity in several local reserves lately, with digging and jump-making disturbing rare orchid sites and opening up hillsides to erosion.
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Firewood: where to find local and legal
Autumn flowering natives powering pollinators
Local trails feature: Norris Park circuit