Back in November 2021, after we sadly learned of the death of Mārtiņš Reinsfelds, Bryan Haywood wrote this article reflecting on Mārtiņš' contribution to NGT's work as a volunteer, and we also invited people who knew Mārtiņš to make a donation to support a future...
A couple of months ago, I received the very sad news of the death of Judy Glick, after a short illness over the preceding couple of months.Over a number of years, Judy had been a loyal, absolutely committed supporter of NGT’s work, beginning with an...
Over the past few years, my work with NGT volunteers and supporters has brought me into contact with some of the most wonderful, interesting people. Among them is Pip Rasenberg, the latest NGT supporter who has chosen to take the generous, incredibly important step of...
In a tremendous boost for the long-term future of Nature Glenelg Trust, it is wonderful to be able to share the news that Dr Rod Bird, a highly respected scientist and member of the Hamilton Field Naturalists Club, has decided to establish a Named Fund...
With the end of financial year fast approaching, this is a time of year when I often get asked what NGT's current funding priorities are, with donated funds playing an increasingly important role in the operation of our not-for-profit organisation and in helping us to...
Alan Steele releasing a numbat into the feral predator-proof fenced habitat at Mallee Cliffs National Park, NSW. Over the past year or so, NGT have had the great pleasure to get to know and share our ecological restoration work with Alan Steele. As you will read...
It is my absolute pleasure to announce the creation of the newest Named Fund in the NGT Foundation, made possible thanks to the generosity of Adrian Heard and Meredith Reardon. Last year, Adrian and Meredith made the decision to donate their small but wonderful bush...
It is a great privilege to be able to introduce the latest Named Fund to be established within the NGT Foundation, the Baird-McLean Antigone Fund. Brolga Pair. Photo by Greg Kerr. Let's hear from Margaret and Alan in their own words, why they have taken this significant...
It’s been a really busy but also fantastic couple of months, meeting so many new and long-standing supporters at our recent events at Walker Swamp and Mt Vandyke. Thanks to everyone who has joined our celebrations so far, and we hope you enjoyed hearing about...
As we near 10 years (coming up in January 2022) since the NGT experiment began, it has been a long, meandering, at times difficult, but also very rewarding journey.If you'd like to learn about the story of NGT (from yours truly) and also hear from...
