Albury Conservation Company with the support of Albury City Council and Wodonga Council have formally launched its latest report “Balancing Urban Growth and Nature: A Blueprint for integrating nature conservation with urban development in the Albury Wodonga region. The launch was held on Thurgoona Drive, Thurgoona adjacent to the glider poles installed by Albury City […]
We’re pleased to publish the results from our 2025 Threatened Species Monitoring Program focused on Squirrel Gliders. We have changed the format this year, with a brighter format and succinct assessments to broader trends. From the data we have collected we can see the local Squirrel Glider population maintaining its stable trend this year. You
We’d like to thank Damian Michael for the past 9 years he has supported Albury Conservation Company as a Director. We have lent heavily on Damian and his expertise as Associate Professor in Ecology and Herpetology at the Gulbali Institute, Charles Sturt University. He has been instrumental in many of our scientific initiatives, providing leadership
Albury City Council has released a draft Urban Forest Strategy for Albury. The initiative proposes to increase the overall canopy cover for AlburyCity from 13.2% to 30% by 2050. Council will work with the community to protect the existing established trees and extend the urban forest with a diverse and resilient plant palette. Albury Conservation
