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Cotton RiverCare Australia

Locality: Narrabri, New South Wales

Phone: +61 428 266 712

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25.01.2022 Celebrating World environment day and working towards conserving the habitats used by fauna found on cotton farms such as this dunnart (smallest marsupial in the world) #world environment day

22.01.2022 Little Corella's, one of 6 causes of tree dieback in the Namoi & Gwydir valleys identified in new research by the University of New England.

18.01.2022 That is alot of trees! Driving to Tamworth this morning we came across this very impressive tree planting on the Namoi River near Boggabri

18.01.2022 Behind the scenes of a new CottonInfo YouTube video on how to undertake groundwater quality monitoring of cotton production bores.

18.01.2022 A Lace Monitor on the Macintyre River.

14.01.2022 Swamp wallaby, unlike kangaroos these guys are solitary animals that are rarely seen in pairs. Mainly feed on the foliage of shrubs, ferns, sedges, grasses and fungi (which they dig up). They play a significant role in the dispersal of fungal spores.

12.01.2022 Dr Rhiannon Smith (UNE) presenting her CRDC funded research on the benefits of riparian vegetation to cotton farms at the 2018 Cotton Conference

10.01.2022 Met this guy while attempting to get on our quad runner!! His head is at the foot pedals. Murray/Darling Carpet Pythons can grow upto 4m long, this one is only about 2m long. Hopefully he is hunting for some of the mice we seem to have around here at the moment - Stacey Vogel (CottonInfo)

07.01.2022 This photo was sent to us by a Cotton Grower in the lower Namoi valley. It is an Eastern Bandy-bandy which they relocated from their swimming pool to their creek. They are a burrowing species usually found in cracks or under logs and rocks. While venomous they are regarded as virtually harmless.

06.01.2022 Using the Birds on Cotton Farms App to record waterbirds on a wetland in the lower namoi valley, such as this Great Egret. Cold time of year to be a waterbird!

06.01.2022 Beautiful reflections on a warm sunny winters day.

05.01.2022 This photo of 6 Glossy Black-cockatoos in a woodland of Casurina's was sent in by a local farmer. There is an old wives tale that an increase in Black-cockatoos in an area means rain ! Lets hope so.