Eaglehawk Waterhole Habitat Restoration Reserve

On a bright sunny day in early August, a group of volunteers joined Ange, Bryan, Jess and Andy at Eaglehawk Waterhole for a day of planting. During the day we planted just over 600 plants, including the culturally significant Murnong/Yam Daisy. Violet Honey-myrtle (Melaleuca wilsonii)...

Thank goodness for the rain we've received recently. Hasn't it been wonderful to see and hear it! And why am I excited by that? Now that the rains have arrived, we've also just completed our autumn burning program of seven ecological burns in the last...

This year, we'll be hosting a National Tree Day event at Eaglehawk Waterhole on Friday August 1st, thanks to the support of a Seedling Bank grant from Planet Ark's National Tree Day.At 885 hectares in size, Eaglehawk Waterhole is NGT's largest restoration reserve. The site...

Planting season at NGT's Eaglehawk Waterhole kicked off on Friday 23rd August, with our first volunteer planting event of the year, for National Tree Day. You can read more about NGT's first restoration reserve Eaglehawk Waterhole here, purchased in 2013 with a land addition in...

Camera Monitoring (capturing footage and images using fixed point cameras) can be a time-consuming, data-hungry technique, requiring many hours of review and verification; identifying the subject matter is not always easy either. However, as the following video shows, it can reveal some unexpected species sightings!Andy...

As you may have gathered from some of the other articles this month, the last four weeks have been a bit of a whirlwind, personally taking me from north to south, right across this vast continent. As well as attending the SER2023 conference in Darwin,...

The Repairing the Past project is a collaboration between NGT and three other landholders in the Upper South East of South Australia, plus Burrandies Aboriginal Corporation, Limestone Coast Landscape Board, and other community members and organisations to repair the impacts of past land management actions...