You may not see it at your local newsagents, but Albury Conservation Company’s work has nevertheless been published in the January 2021 edition of Environmental Restoration and Management, a leading Australian scientific journal. CLICK HERE TO READ OUR PUBLISHED REPORT We are very excited and honoured that our Management Report describing the results and background information […]
Whilst the company is excited to gain four new Board Directors, we are also sad to see one of our founding Directors David Sexton step down from the Board. David joined in 200 and was Chairperson between 2008-19. We take this opportunity to thank David for his invaluable contribution and leadership. Until retiring in
We are very excited to welcome Jane Roots, Mary Munro, Amy Daeche and Shaun Deverson to our Board of Directors. Collectively, they bring a wealth of knowledge and experience and we look forward to working with them to take our organisation onwards and upwards. Find out more about them below. Jane Roots (Board Director) Jane Roots has been a
Albury Conservation Company is very excited to be featuring in a couple of major environmental events in the coming weeks. GREATER AND SQUIRREL GLIDER SYMPOSIUM (28TH OCTOBER) Our ecologist Dylan McWhinney (DM Ecological) will take part in a panel of field experts, researchers and leading scientists in a practical workshop on the topic of Squirrel
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
