The new NGT website will go live soon, and with it we'll also be updating our current blog subscription service. Unfortunately our current service (feedburner) doesn't actually tell us who you are - meaning we can't automatically bring all our subscribers across - and so...
The new NGT website will go live soon, and with it we'll also be updating our current blog subscription service. Unfortunately our current service (feedburner) doesn't actually tell us who you are - meaning we can't automatically bring all our subscribers across - and so...
After an incredibly long, dry run over the last 6 months, the heavens finally opened last week, with Long Swamp receiving over 2 inches of welcome rain. Everyone is wondering of course: is this an early break to the season or a false start? Given the...
Late last year, I shared a photo of a Heath Mouse, from the spring 2015 survey in the South East of SA. Here it is to refresh your memory: [caption id="attachment_14082" align="aligncenter" width="553"] The Heath Mouse (Pseudomys shortridgei)[/caption] Did anyone work out the unique mark on this...
We've taken a little time out from the blogs over the past month to work on a few things behind the scenes - but fear not - we're back! One of the key things we've been working on over this time is a new NGT website...
As you may have heard, NGT’s Cath Dickson will be off to start a PhD research project studying on Macquarie Island, based out of Melbourne from May. Despite there being a significant tinge of sadness for the upcoming farewell to someone who has been crucial...
Last Saturday I went on a bit of a trip down memory lane, as the Hamilton Field Naturalists Club (plus a couple of Portland Field Nats who also came along) came to see the various wetland restoration projects that have happened over the past decade...
On Thursday and Friday last week, we brought the NGT team together at the Cape Bridgewater Coastal Camp for a chance to review the year that has been, share highlights from each other's work, and to look to the future for what might come next. We...
While we were at the NGT annual workshop last week - the exciting news came through! Robbie the bittern had completed retracing his steps from earlier in the year, and after recently spending time at Pick Swamp, and then looking around the Glenelg River estuary -...
For those that are interested in the detail of what makes NGT tick - and need some light reading over the Christmas break - please follow this link to the latest NGT Annual Report for 2014-15 Financial Year It is full of information about our achievements, our...
