Way back in January, when 2018 had just begun, we said that we'd have some great news to share with everyone throughout this year. So let's recap what happened next...
Beginning in September 2018, Greg taught a Bird Monitoring Course to 30 keen participants in Dunkeld. Once a week for ten weeks Lu-Wei and I travelled to Dunkeld for the course and to undertake various flora and fauna monitoring tasks at Walker Swamp. Each session started...
It was a beautiful Monday morning at Kurrawonga and we had to take down one of our glamping-tents to get it repaired. The tent had been set up only a few weeks ago so we certainly weren’t expecting what happened next. After all the pegs...
Andy, our resident caretaker at Eaglehawk Waterhole, contacted me early one Sunday morning back in September with this photo of a large reptile he’d just seen. He'd been out fumigating rabbit warrens and said it “scared the %$#@ out of me...
During the January school holidays, there will be plenty of fun coastal activities for the kids to enjoy! We will be running a series of coastal sessions in Nelson, Narrawong and Warrnambool as part of the state-wide Summer By the Sea program, coordinated and funded through...
A couple of weeks ago we managed to get much of the team at NGT together for our annual workshop (unfortunately the majority of our native fish crew were still tied up in a busy field season that keeps rolling on, so we'll have to...
The recently approved NGT Annual Report for last financial year is now available to download from the NGT website. This is your one-stop shop for all the key summary information on NGT in 2017-18, including a suite of 15 case studies that illustrate the breadth of...
After finishing an Honours environmental science degree at the University of Adelaide, like many others I was wondering - what next? [caption id="attachment_31738" align="alignright" width="150"] Mischa Peters completed her graduate ecology internship with NGT in spring 2018[/caption] Before beginning my Honours, I volunteered down at the Coorong...
On Saturday, 10th of November 2018, we celebrated community, art, history and the power of story-telling at a community event to celebrate the Kang-o-meerteek sculptures at Narrawong, Victoria. Over 140 people visited the two new sculptures and three years of dreaming, talking, designing, planning, digging,...
