Well, after another busy week of small mammal survey work down in Lower Glenelg River Conservation Park, unfortunately our target species - the Heath Mouse - was not found. Looking back over my old records, it turns out that I haven't captured them in this...
The community monitoring of Gooseneck Swamp is continuing, with Rod from the Hamilton Field Naturalists Club, along with Steve and Jane, kindly assisting by undertaking the monthly bird surveys of the site. The third monthly visit was recently completed. Other forms of monitoring that are occurring...
The last couple of weeks have been diverse and interesting to say the least! On the 7th of November, I had the privilege of being invited to present at the SA State Landcare conference in Adelaide on the topic of wetland restoration. I covered a range...
The Dwarf Galaxias (Galaxiella pusilla) is a tiny freshwater fish endemic to south-eastern Australia. Although the Dwarf Galaxias is still widely distributed, populations are fragmented and patchy across the landscape. With the generous grant funding support of Nature Foundation SA, this project is aiming to undertake the...
The NGT Annual Report (including the Director’s Report and Financial Statement) for the 2012-13 financial year is now available to view and download: NGT Annual Report for 2012-13 Financial Year. In this report - among other things - we provide a brief showcase of 5 selected projects NGT...
Nature Glenelg Trust would like to invite interested community members to a light supper and launch of the Friends of Cross- Border & Community Nursery on Wednesday 18th December. Commencing at 6:30 pm, the supper and launch will be followed by a Workshop hosted by...
Spring is well and truly upon us, and it brings extra daylight, sunny weather, and the start of the Little Penguin Monitoring for the 2013-14 season! Many volunteers probably wouldn't recognise Middle Island and Stingray Bay in the photo below from this Tuesday evening...
Cath has sent through this summary of her trip with community members to Eared Worm-lizard sites last weekend - with some great news to report ...
Now that we are well and truly into spring and the days are that little bit warmer, over the past few weeks the number of casual observations of common reptiles getting out and about as you drive around the region has definitely picked up. The other...
Students from Tension Woods College recently made a great contribution to the development of the Community Nursery Project - Display Garden out the front of the DEWNR building in Mount Gambier. The students who are part of the School's youth environment group helped myself and...
