Weather vanes and rain moths – our new weather station

Posted at 23 May 2019 at 15:43h in News, Walker Swamp Restoration Reserve by Jodie Honan

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Greg loves Walker Swamp, and swamps love water. Greg wanted to know if it was raining at the swamp, but there were no weather stations nearby. Greg has solved that problem, but it took a few hours, and help from Lachie, to make it happen. The...

Mount Burr Swamp Smooth Frog Survey

Posted at 09 May 2019 at 10:55h in Frogs, Mount Burr Swamp Habitat Restoration Reserve, National Volunteer Week 2019, News, Volunteer by Jodie Honan

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'Cra-a-a-a-a-a-a-ck, cra-a-ack, cra-a-ack'. This is the sound you will be listening for if you come on our Smooth Frog survey at Mount Burr Swamp. Frogs are a great indicator of environmental quality. We want to find out where they're living around the swamp, and these rare...

Indigenous UniSA students visit Mt Burr Swamp

Posted at 18 Apr 2019 at 22:08h in Mount Burr Swamp Habitat Restoration Reserve, News by Jodie Honan

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Mt Burr Wetland turned on all the seasons with sunshine, cold breezes and a shower of rain for students from UniSA this month. The students are studying Land Management as part of their Aboriginal Pathways Program, and visited with lecturer Barry Tarr. Led by Bryan Haywood...

Photogenic feral – Coast Capeweed

Posted at 18 Apr 2019 at 22:07h in News by Jodie Honan

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If you think this looks like an alien species, then you are right. Coast Capeweed or Cape Beach Daisy (Arctotheca populifolia), might look beautiful, but is from the southern African coastline and is steadily making its way eastwards along the coast of Australia. [caption id="attachment_32936" align="aligncenter"...

Introducing Jodie, our in-house art therapist

Posted at 13 Mar 2019 at 16:11h in Art and Nature, Environmental Education, News by Jodie Honan

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Would you like to look at conservation from another perspective? Try the arts! My name is Jodie, and I’m at NGT as part of my practicum as an art therapist. Art offers different ways of creating connections, looking at situations, choosing from alternatives, and other things...

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Weather vanes and rain moths – our new weather station

Mount Burr Swamp Smooth Frog Survey

Indigenous UniSA students visit Mt Burr Swamp

Photogenic feral – Coast Capeweed

Introducing Jodie, our in-house art therapist

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