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25.01.2022 Check out this fascinating study on wildlife in urban backyards from WA. If you live in Albury Wodonga please share photos of wildlife in your backyard to Albury Wodonga Nature Map. Help to build knowledge of our local wildlife so they can be conserved as Australia’s 20th largest city expands. @NatureMapr #alburywodonganaturemap #citizenscience #albury #wodonga #wildlifeconservation

23.01.2022 Have your say! Including ideas to help Albury’s wildlife adapt to climate change. AlburyCity #climatechange #biodiversity

22.01.2022 Join us on-line on Monday night (7-8pm) to find out more about our cross-border wildlife monitoring program. Proudly part of this year’s Albury Wodonga Sustainable Living Festival.

21.01.2022 Cane Toad found in Jindera! Concerning news, be on the lookout for any others.

19.01.2022 Live in Albury Wodonga or nearby? Love observing and recording nature? Expert, novice or in-between? This is MADE FOR YOU. Join in, it’s FREE!... https://albury-wodonga.naturemapr.org #AWNatureMap NatureMapr #Ecology #Wildlife #Conservation #CitizenScience #Albury #Wodonga #AlburyWodonga #Flora #Fauna #Thurgoona #Baranduda See more

19.01.2022 Our latest enews also has an update on our Arboreal Mammal Monitoring Program. Did you know that last year we installed motion-sensing cameras at over 110 sites throughout Albury and Wodonga? Such a large-scale, co-ordinated effort to monitor Squirrel Gliders had never been done before in Australia's 20th largest city. Find out the latest results here https://www.alburyconservationco.org.au/ AlburyCity Wodonga Council NatureMapr #alburywodonganaturemap #citizenscience #albury #alburywodonga #wodonga #conservation #threatenedspecies #squirrelglider

18.01.2022 An exciting (local) development in the world of nest boxes! What do you think? #nestboxes #wildlifeconservation #alburywodonga #albury #wodonga #squirrelglider #biodiversity #nature

15.01.2022 Attention local cat owners! New date for this great event, book you place below.

15.01.2022 We are looking forward to this on-line event is happening next week (Tuesday 27th & Wednesday 28th October). As part of the event, our ecologist Dylan McWhinney (DM Ecological) will join an expert panel discussing survey design and monitoring for Squirrel Gliders. This workshop is taking place between 1-2pm on the Wednesday. Dylan will be sharing his experiences and knowledge gained through implementing our arboreal mammal monitoring program across Albury Wodonga, of which th...e Squirrel Glider is the primary focus. Follow the link below and secure your seat! #alburyconservationcompany #alburywodonganaturemap #wildlifeconservation #wildlifemonitoring #squirrelglider #alburywodonga #albury #wodonga Central Victorian Biolinks Alliance Inc

13.01.2022 How cute are these little guys? Sadly the Squirrel Glider is a threatened species in the Albury Wodonga Region. Over the last few years the Albury Wodonga Conse...rvation Company has been monitoring the populations and distributions of this species across the Thurgoona/Wirlinga Area. In 2020 they expanded their monitoring program to Wodonga. Discover more about the squirrel glider population in our region and Albury Conservation Company's monitoring program @ https://bit.ly/2I9QObY See more

11.01.2022 Did you know that over 100 Albury Wodonga residents have added hundreds of photos of local wildlife this Spring? Will you help to break through the 700 mark this weekend? Check out the amazing and diverse wildlife added so far, and start contributing your own wildlife sightings by clicking https://albury-wodonga.naturemapr.org/sightings/latest... NatureMapr AlburyCity Wodonga Council #wodonga #albury #citizenscience #wildlife #urbanwildlife

10.01.2022 Look who got featured in Wettenhall Environment Trust's 2020 Annual Report We are now monitoring for Squirrel Gliders and other arboreal mammals at over 110 sites across Albury and Wodonga, using motion-sensing cameras largely funded by Wettenhall Environment Trust. We are eternally grateful! AlburyCity Wodonga Council NatureMapr #alburywodonganaturemap #alburywodonga #threatenedspecies #citizenscience #alburyconservationco #squirrelglider

09.01.2022 What an incredible job done by Dr. Sarah at the Family Vet Centre in Albury in repairing the injured membrane of a little squirrel glider. He was then successfully rehabilitated by a wildlife carer and returned back home to the border squirrel glider population. We’ll keep an eye out for him in case he stumbles across one of our camera traps

07.01.2022 This little cutie has been found in a quarter of monitored sites in Wodonga. As part of the Albury Conservation Company's first round of monitoring endanger...ed wildlife, native tree-dwelling mammals were the focus. Squirrel gliders were found in 27 per cent of the 48 sites in Leneva and Baranduda. To read more about the findings visit https://www.wodonga.vic.gov.au//sqirrel-glider-data-a-posi by Amy Daeché . . . #WCnews #WodongaCouncil #loveWodonga #Wodonga #WodongaVictoria #WhatsOnWodonga #squirrelglider

05.01.2022 Great local employment opportunity in the environment field.

04.01.2022 Join us this Thursday (7-8pm) to learn about Albury Wodonga Nature Map! This is a free, on-line event - part of the Albury Wodonga Sustainable Living Festival 2020 program. Since launching in July this year, over 100 members have added almost 800 new wildlife records with photos. Over 150 of Albury Wodonga's nature reserves, parks and other sites have been mapped, with on-line photographic wildlife guides being developed by local residents on a daily basis. ... Find out what the buzz is about, and how to use and contribute to this amazing local citizen science platform. Learn from one of the best in the business Dr Michael Mulvaney, co-founder of the NatureMapr platform. Register in advance for this meeting: https://us02web.zoom.us//tZAlcOGorDIqGNWzy30V9InMe781nTYAM #alburywodongaslf #alburywodonganaturemap #albury #wodonga AlburyCity Wodonga Council Squirrel Glider photo courtesy of Amy Daeche

04.01.2022 CHECK YOUR JUNKMAIL! Our latest enews went out on Friday, and we suspect some of you are missing out on some positive and exciting local conservation news. Kylie Waldon, Albury Wodonga Nature Map https://www.alburyconservationco.org.au/

02.01.2022 Are you joining us TONIGHT (7-8pm) to learn about Albury Wodonga Nature Map? This is a free, on-line event - part of the Albury Wodonga Sustainable Living Festival official program. To register click:... https://us02web.zoom.us//tZAlcOGorDIqGNWzy30V9InMe781nTYAM #alburywodongaslf #alburywodonganaturemap #albury #wodonga AlburyCity Wodonga Council Woolshed Thurgoona Landcare Group Wodonga Urban Landcare Network NatureMapr Squirrel Glider photo courtesy of Amy Daeche

02.01.2022 Happening tonight (7-8pm). See you there! To register click this link: https://us02web.zoom.us//tZUrcuutrDsvEtSLui-Ly26tI1LYHb1qt... Wodonga Council AlburyCity Albury Wodonga Sustainable Living Festival Amy Daeche (Squirrel Glider close-up), Dylan McWhinney, Albury Conservation Company

02.01.2022 We are very excited to be hosting two on-line events next week as part of the 2020 Albury Wodonga Sustainable Living Festival. There are a heap of great events happening so get involved. Our sessions are: 1. Albury Wodonga Threatened Species Monitoring Program (7-8pm Monday 9th Nov), and 2. Albury Wondnga Nature Map (7-8pm Thursday 12th Nov) To check out the program and to register click the link below. https://www.alburywodonga.gov.au//albury-wodonga-threatene... #Albury #Wodonga #Sustainability #alburywodongaslf

01.01.2022 Now is great time not only for enjoying native wildflowers, but also for detecting serious weeds. This includes a number of grass weeds that have a major negative impact on our natural environment and agricultural industries. For example, Chilean Needle Grass. In many ways it looks similar to native spear (Stipa) grass, but there is a dead giveway. If you look closely at the seed head there is a ring (believe it or not called a 'corona') between the seed and the awn (tail). ...Native spear grasses do not have this. If you see Chilean Needle Grass record it to Albury Wodonga Nature Map. Your signtings will be utilised by Council weed officers. https://albury-wodonga.naturemapr.org/species/lists/44 NatureMapr Wodonga Council AlburyCity

Albury Conservation Company | Non-profit organisation