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Changing Nature - Changing People
Posted: 26 November 2020
To adapt to the changing climate, nature needs, above all things, people.
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Changing Nature - Helping species movement
Posted: 19 November 2020
You may have the perfect opportunity to provide a habitat corridor between bush reserves, or to connect up two or three areas of isolated habitat.
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Pick up a Line
Posted: 12 November 2020
Fishing line may not be the first hazard people would associate with working in our regional parks, but it is an increasing problem...
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Changing Climate-Changing Nature
Posted: 12 November 2020
Our changing climate is also reshaping nature. What should we be planting, here and now, to ensure we have mature and reproducing trees in our landscape in 2050?
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The sounds of spring
Posted: 03 November 2020
Baby birds, contrary to appearances, usually don't need us to rescue them. They are just doing what comes naturally!
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Calling local Indigenous Artists
Posted: 01 October 2020
Parklands are seeking local Aboriginal artists to create artwork and stories for signage to be installed in the regional bush parks.
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Growing back better
Posted: 22 September 2020
Parklands rangers have been lending a hand to restore native vegetation to a section of Felltimber creek
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Rubbish, rubbish, rubbish!
Posted: 17 September 2020
Parklands can supply reusable Clean Up Australia hessian bags for anyone happy to help with regular monitoring and rubbish removal from your favourite reserve or swimming hole.
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Bypass Magpie Madness
Posted: 17 September 2020
Research by the Bicycle Network shows that none of our clever tricks to avoid swooping magpies really work, except the cleverest of all - taking a detour!
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Red Light Raptors
Posted: 15 September 2020
Back on Red Light Hill this week, bird loving Ranger Chris noted predatory birds active in the area.
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Birds thrive in Eastern Hill environs
Posted: 15 September 2020
Steep and spectacular, Eastern Hill not only offers magnificent views but also hosts amazing birdlife.
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Hume and Hovell Track a perfect hike away
Posted: 15 September 2020
The bush along the Hume and Hovell trail in Woomargama National Park is absolutely jumping with spring activity. We highly recommend a walk!
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Wildlife have the last laugh as barbs disappear
Remember the Wild - Community Conservationists Initiative