A group of nineĀ students and teachers from the National Environment Centre in Thurgoona lended many helping hands in an effort to revegetate Little Budginigi Hill at Table Top NSW. However instead of planting seedlings, the group cast indigenous seed onto freshly scalped and tickled soil. The project, funded by Albury Conservation Company, aims to help […]
The Border Mail has today printed an article about the Albury Conservation Company supported project at Thurgoona Country Club Resort, which was capped off last week with the installation of 60 new nest boxes around the golf course for Squirrel Glider habitat. To read The Border Mail article click here. To find out more about
The Albury Conservation Company has recently signed up as sponsor of the ‘Excellence in Environmental Sustainability’ category of the 2014 Albury Wodonga Chamber Business Awards. The ACC is encouraging all businesses in the Albury/Wodonga region who have a strong policies and practices relating to environmental sustainability, including biodiversity protection, to consider nominating. To find out
The Thurgoona Menās Shed, on the northern outskirts of Albury, is helping to protect the local population of Squirrel Gliders, a NSW-listed threatened species.Ā The group has received a $900 from the Albury Conservation Company to construct around 20 nest boxes to be installed as part of a glider conservation project being undertaken by Woolshed
A study into Thurgoona’s Squirrel Glider population, funded by Albury Conservation Company, has recently been completed by Charles Sturt University. The effects of urban encroachment on the use of hollow-bearing trees by Squirrel Gliders in Thurgoona, NSW (Mitchell Francis / Peter Spooner) Urban encroachment upon the natural world is increasing globally due
