Outside of occasional major projects, we don't generally talk much about public fundraising. However, with the end of financial year fast approaching, this is the one time of year when a donation to NGT can immediately be included as a deduction in your forthcoming tax...
Over the past 8 and half years, I have been regularly asked all sorts of questions about Nature Glenelg Trust (NGT) - usually when out and about at community events or when giving presentations to community groups - I guess mainly because NGT seems a...
Over the past two years, our end of financial year fundraising efforts were directed to paying off the land purchase debt on our Walker Swamp Restoration Reserve - which was a significant target for us. Thanks to your collective help over a period of 18...
Our financial supporters have already heard the good news in a very special update on New Years Eve, but we can now share this story with the rest of our NGT newsletter subscribers...
It is that time of year where we've all had our thinking caps on for Christmas gift ideas...
NGT is proud to be a local partner supporting 'Tread Lightly' - a novel project shining a light on environmental change through endurance sport - which is happening between Christmas and New Year this year! [caption id="attachment_35891" align="alignright" width="300"] Dr Rowan Brookes[/caption] Dr Rowan Brookes, who is...
Our community event at Walker Swamp on Sunday the 29th of September is fast approaching, so this is your final reminder to register! The day is a chance to bring together past and present NGT supporters from near and afar, to share in the success of...
It is only a month until we get together again with our supporters out at Walker Swamp, and there is still time to join our invite list! [caption id="attachment_31215" align="alignright" width="300"] Waterbugs for the big and little kids at the 2018 event[/caption] This free event will include...
NGT supporters are awesome! Some have donated a few dollars, some much more, and all those dollars are adding up. Thank you! The live tally is ...
The restoration of Walker Swamp began just over a year ago, when NGT purchased 500 acres (200 hectares) encompassing the former swamp and adjacent red gum woodlands. Since then we’ve continued to work, and fundraise, to double the restoration area to 1000 acres (400 hectares); linking...
