Reflecting on What We Can Do this Threatened Species Day
Today is Threatened Species Day. The date was chosen to commemorate the death of the last thylacine, which was on September 7 1936, and it is an important reminder to…
Water back on tap at Community Farm
Watering summer crops at the Gateway Island Community Farm has been difficult to say the…
Attracting Rakali
Do you have a dam or pond on your property? With a few tweaks to…
Wodonga Pumps and Mowers a local business asset
Parklands interacts with many local businesses and contractors in the course of our work, and…
Notice of Rail Trail bridge closure 20-25 March
A pedestrian bridge on the High Country Rail Trail at Bonegilla will be closed for…
Are you helping nature? New survey explores why we do it
Social researcher Tracy Schultz from the University of Queensland is finding out about the benefits…
Bush Ingenuity
Parklands Rangers often discover old fire sites in the bush, with rusting metal leftovers which…
Wrapping up 2022
The team at Parklands Albury Wodonga give a big shout out to our resilient community…
Albury High School Nest-box team rewarded
When students received certificates last week as part of Albury High School’s 2022 nature-based program…
Volunteers tackle flood damage at Waterworks
Parklands Rangers and volunteers have been busy catching up on park maintenance at the Waterworks…
Sweet Water boardwalks to make sweet, dry walking
Baranduda locals and residents of the new Sweet Water Ridge housing estate off Chapples Road…
Painting Australia’s Rarest Waterbird Back Into The Picture
The Australian Painted-snipe is Australia’s rarest breeding waterbird, with only 340 individuals remaining and little…
Yack makes a move on plastics
Congratulations to the Yackandandah community who have once again taken the initiative on environmental pollution,…
Murray River footbridges ‘shovel ready’ at last
Today the Murray River Red Gum Trail Community Steering Group celebrated the receipt of a…
Gateway Island Flood cleanup
On Gateway Island, resilient nature is rebounding after months under water – and our resilient…
Rakali spotting time
It’s a good time to spot the native Rakali, or water-rat, on local waterways. Although…
Great local walks now easy to find
Some great local walks in the Towong Shire are now available online on Walking Maps,…
