It’s official, Albury Conservation Company has now expanded our threatened species monitoring program into Wodonga. A total of 48 sites were monitored using motion-sensing cameras during winter 2020. Our ecologist Dylan McWhinney, ably assisted by Chris Allen, installed the cameras for ten days/nights each. The sites were selected from a pool of 60+ sites that […]
Do you live in Albury or Wodonga council areas? YES! Do you love observing nature and recording what you see? YES! Then Albury Wodonga Nature Map is MADE FOR YOU! JOIN US for this on-line WEBINAR to learn more about Albury Wodonga Nature Map. DATE/TIME: THURSDAY 20th AUGUST 2020 (7 – 8 PM) (Canberra, Melbourne, Sydney) TO REGISTER CLICK
Do you live in Albury or Wodonga council areas? YES! Do you love observing nature and recording what you see? YES! Then Albury Wodonga Nature Map is MADE FOR YOU! JOIN US for this on-line WEBINAR to learn more about Albury Wodonga Nature Map. DATE/TIME: THURSDAY 30th JULY 2020 (7 – 8 PM) (Canberra, Melbourne, Sydney) ZOOM DETAILS: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/88662697334?pwd=WE5JeXFJVU5yYW8vTHRRVGtMaFhsdz09Â
We are very excited to announce that we have received a $9,400 grant from Wettenhall Environment Trust under their small environmental grant scheme. This funding will be used to purchase an additional 40 motion-sensing wildlife cameras for our Albury Wodonga threatened species monitoring program. This will greatly improve the efficiency of our monitoring program enabling more
We are delighted to announce that we have received a $20,000 grant from the Federal Government’s Communities Environment Program (CEP). Our project ‘Improving management of Albury’s wildlife and habitat using NatureMapr’Â was nominated for funding by Hon Sussan Ley MP, Federal Member for Farrer. This project aims to improve knowledge and management of native wildlife
