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29th October 2013 – Report coming soon on a CSU study on the influence of urban encroachment on the use of hollow-bearing trees by Squirrel Gliders in Thurgoona.

Another local study is drawing to a close with a report coming soon. Until it arrives here is a sneak preview! The influence of urban encroachment on the use of hollow-bearing trees by squirrel gliders (Petaurus norfolcensis) – MITCHELL FRANCIS, Honours Student, Charles Sturt University Urban encroachment upon the natural world is increasing globally due to […]

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29th October 2013 – Release of new study “Thurgoona and Wirlinga Community Understanding & Knowledge of Biodiversity”

Findings from a recent study into the local community’s understanding and knowledge of biodiversity has just been released. The study was undertaken by Dr Shelby Laird and Dr Rosemary Black of Charles Sturt University’s Institute for Land, Water and Society (School of Environmental Sciences). The study was part funded by the Albury Conservation Company through it’s

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Upcoming event – Thursday 25 July – Sloane’s Froglet in Thurgoona – a discussion between key stakeholders

The Albury Conservation Company is convening a discussion between key stakeholders about the threatened Sloanes Froglet in the Thurgoona area. The meeting is taking place at the National Environment Centre, Thurgoona, on Thursday 25 July at 1.30pm. The latest information about Sloane’s Froglet distribution and requirements will be presented by David Hunter and Matt Cameron, from the

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13th April 2013: Media article – “Cat curfew, containment laws needed”, The Border Mail

  A LEADING conservation spokesman says domestic cat containment must be introduced in NSW. The chairman of Albury Conservation Company, David Sexton, said the ACT government this year legislatively expanded cat containment areas to new greenfield developments. Mr Sexton said it was the government’s aim to have cat containment areas across the ACT within three to five

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