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Bungowannah and Splitters Creek Land Care Group
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25.01.2022 Have you seen goats, deer, hares, rabbits and other critters that shouldn't be in our environment? Download this app to map the sighting.
24.01.2022 Rain at last! 15ml in the gauge at Splitters Creek and more to come! Did you notice the birds going a crazy before the storm hit last night?
23.01.2022 Join Corowa District Landcare and Wirraminna Environmental Education Centre to learn about the value of native grasses and participate in the planting out of ou...r native grass trial plot. Hear from Dr Meredith Mitchell from Agriculture Victoria on the value of native grasses in farming systems, and Darren Vincent from Native Seeds on approaches to establishing native grasses and cultivating seed. Free morning tea and lunch provided! For more information or to RSVP, email Courtney at [email protected] https://www.facebook.com/events/413466912617123/
23.01.2022 Have you noticed some unusual critters in Splitters Creek looking for water? These guys were snapped at a property on sc road. #echidnas #nswdrought
21.01.2022 This shouldn’t be a surprise: feral cats visiting nest boxes. These boxes are used by Leadbeater's possum, an endangered species. Our friend & colleague Pia c...ommented the possum in the photo got away that night, but two cats that were subsequently captured had Leadbeater's remains in their stomachs (we don't know whether they were caught on the ground or at the boxes) http://www.publish.csiro.au/AM/AM18010. This research was lead by Uni Melb Masters student Leo McComb. See more
17.01.2022 We've had a few tickets become available for the Five Seasons - The Gardens of Piet Oudolf screening on Saturday morning. Please send an email to us at [email protected] if you missed out an would like to come! There's only a few so be quick.
17.01.2022 Happy International Owl Day. This is our own Powerful Owl with a ringtail possum. Photo Noel Kessell
16.01.2022 Activities to do at home in the garden or on a walk with children - there are some good ideas on the Wirraminna website. E.g Bush treasure scavenger hunt or Animal habitat research worksheet https://www.wirraminna.org.au/portfolio/activity-sheets/
15.01.2022 This will be of interest to #bird lovers of #Albury! Starts Monday 22nd October and runs for a week. Will you be getting involved? https://aussiebirdcount.org.a...u Murray Local Land Services Parklands Albury Wodonga Wodonga Urban Landcare Network Bungowannah and Splitters Creek Land Care Group Thurgoona Community Action Group Woolshed Thurgoona Landcare GroupThurgoona Community Centre ABC Goulburn Murray AlburyCity Petaurus Education Group Wirraminna Environmental Education Centre
13.01.2022 Did you know that 9 in 10 cats that go missing are never reunited with their owners? Join our cat community for tips on keeping your cat safe and happy, while also protecting wildlife. Learn more www.safecat.org.au
13.01.2022 Do you know about the 'Altas of 'Living Australia' - it's a way for anyone to record species sightings and their location.
09.01.2022 My thanks to ABC RN for helping to raise awareness of the impact of invasive predators. We can love our pet cats but we need to love our wildlife too, and reduce the toll of cats on birds, lizards, insects and mammals
08.01.2022 If you spotted this little creature in your garden, would you know what it was? Kylie from Holbrook Landcare Network found this feathertail glider in her dog’s ...water bowl a few months ago, presumably drowned while drinking. These gorgeous native animals are named for their remarkable tail which is used to steer and brake as they glide through the trees. They’re so tiny they’re not picked up when spotlighting, so sadly people usually only know they’re around when cats bring them in. Feathertail gliders tend to live in communal groups of between 5 to 30 individuals, meaning there should be others on Kylie’s bush block. Lucky her! They’re found throughout eastern Australia from South Australia through to far north Queensland. See more
08.01.2022 Don’t forget Splitting and Sharing is on tomorrow at 4pm!
03.01.2022 Feral cats have a major impact on Victoria's biodiversity and are one of the most significant threats to the survival of the state's threatened wildlife. That's... why we're declaring the feral cat an established pest animal in Victoria. Unless feral cats are strategically managed on key public land, critically endangered iconic species like the Mountain Pygmy-possum, Helmeted Honeyeater, Orange-bellied Parrot and Plains Wanderer may be pushed into extinction in the wild. The declaration will only apply to particular areas of public land managed by DELWP and Parks Victoria. This will ensure we focus on areas where feral cat management is a high priority for the protection of biodiversity. Only staff and those acting on their behalf will be permitted to destroy a feral cat. For more information and to have your say, visit: www.environment.vic.gov.au/invasive-plants-and-a/feral-cats Submissions close 20 May.
02.01.2022 With the recent rain and good weather NOW is a good time to be planting, to help reduce the need for people to be leaving their homes we're offering FREE DELIVE...RY within Albury/ Wodonga on the purchase of our advanced trees from today (April 1, 2020), surrounding regions have been included in this offer but to see if this is applicable to you please call Sandra on 0437 543 471. Our nursery is open but during these unprecedented times we are doing our best to adapt each day to keep our business operating. Due to the developments and recommendations regarding COVID19 we've made some changes to how we conduct business here to protect our customers and staff. This includes restricting the number of people visiting the nursery to a maximum of two per staff member. If you are wanting to visit the nursery we would recommend that you call the office to schedule a time to ensure we can provide you with the assistance you require. The office is open this week Monday to Thursday - 10am-4pm (closed on Friday) and you can reach us on 0437 543 471. We are doing what we can to assist people to adhere to the recommendations and remain safe and look forward to welcoming you to our nursery when the restrictions are lifted and it is deemed safe to do so again.
