What better gift could there be than the gift of colour, interest, and diversity? We can help you with this! Native wildflowers make a great addition to any garden, and can even be grown in pots. Pop into the nursery or email Rose () to see what...
Thanks to generation final contributions from the Nature Conservation Society of SA and OneFortyOne Plantations helping us to reach our ambitious $110,000 community fundraising target, we received some great coverage of Mt Burr Swamp last week in regional media. If you missed the article in the...
Well I'm not entirely sure where the last 12 months have gone, but we've certainly seen a lot of action here at NGT! During that time we've welcomed a new team member in Pat (a great addition to the crew), said sad farewells to long-term employees...
Thanks to an innovative project funded by Natural Resources - SA Murray-Darling Basin, next weekend Nature Glenelg Trust (myself and Lachie) will begin talking with the local community in the Tookayerta Catchment (that runs from Mt Compass to Black Swamp) about their catchment; its history...
To say last week was a bit of a whirlwind would be a serious understatement! After attending an excellent, highly informative philanthropy workshop hosted by the AEGN (Australian Environmental Grantmakers Network) in Melbourne on Wednesday - as part of the annual Private Land Conservation Conference (hosted...
[caption id="attachment_27011" align="alignleft" width="300"] Yours truly in 2016 -Â This is the journey that led me here...
Several days ago I took a call from Michael Stead, President of the Nature Conservation Society of SA, who rang to inform me about the decision of their Committee about making a contribution towards the NGT fundraiser for the purchase of Mt Burr Swamp. Perhaps not...
The annual monitoring event for the South Australian population of Eared Worm-lizards was recently undertaken at Furner forest, north of Millicent in the lower South East. The Eared Worm Lizard or Aprasia aurita, only discovered in South Australia in 1997, is a species of legless...
Have you gone for a wander around a freshwater wetland lately or even a dam? Well, if you haven't I suggest on the next sunny day that you do. Apart from avoiding the scaly things 'that slip and slide around' and the things that 'suck...
A couple of weeks ago, I was fortunate to join the students from the Narrawong District Primary School again to have a chat about a unique local resident - the Freshwater Burrowing Crayfish! There are two species found throughout the south-west Victorian region: the Hairy...