We are delighted to release our first report of our Squirrel Glider Monitoring Program in Thurgoona – Wirlinga. The report relates to the winter 2018 monitoring effort. This is year one of the planned long-term monitoring program. Read the winter 2018 monitoring report HERE. The program has been instigated and funded by Albury Conservation Company. Year […]
Last Friday night saw 40 local nature lovers brave the weather to search for Squirrel Gliders. And they weren’t disappointed! Under the expert guidance of ecologists Dr Damian Michael and Dylan McWhinney, participants took part in stagwatching and spotlighting activities at Bells Travelling Stock Reserve in Table Top. The reserve is considered one of the
Albury Conservation Company, in partnership with Murray Local Land Services and NSW Department of Industry – Lands, brought the Cat Tracker program to Albury as part of the program’s national roll-out. We had a great response to the program with 52 cat owners from Albury and Thurgoona registering interest in volunteering their pet cat
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After years of planning, in June Albury Conservation Company’s wildlife ecologist Dylan McWhinney began installing motion-sensing cameras at sites across Thurgoona / Wirlinga. The subject of the monitoring program is the iconic and ellusive Squirrel Glider. The photo above is one of the first images captured in the program. Recruited in May, Dylan’s task is to coordinate
