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 […]
Albury Conservation Company developed a monitoring program for Squirrel Gliders in 2018. Each spring and autumn carries out a scientific monitoring program to detect the gliders use of hollows and nest boxes. The program was initiated in the Thurgoona/Wirlinga area before being extended to 120 sites across the main urban growth areas of Albury and
Albury Conservation Company is excited to announce that it has appointed Chris Cook as its Executive Officer. Chris is an experienced environmental leader who has had project and operational success in a variety of fields. He has a background in engineering and finance working on property and infrastructure projects with strong environmental credentials. Chris has
Albury Conservation Company are pleased to support the Albury Wodonga Naturemapr platform. NatureMapr’s mission is to empower anybody to report plant or animal information anywhere in Australia and ensure the information gets to the people that need to know about it. Albury Wodonga Nature Map was launched in July 2020. In the first year of
Albury Conservation Company is excited to share with you the release of the 2023 Threatened species monitoring report. You can read the full report here: https://www.alburyconservationco.org.au/acc_2023_annual_report/ The Albury Wodonga Threatened Species Monitoring Program (TSMP) has been strategically monitoring Albury Wodonga’s wildlife since 2018, with a focus on arboreal mammals and in particular the Squirrel Glider
