The NGT Annual Report (including the Director's Report and Financial Statement) for the 2011-12 financial year can be downloaded from this link: NGT Annual Report for 2011-12 Financial Year - Approved for Public Release. The report covers the period up to the end of June last year,...
The next Biodiversity 'Up close' event is set to take place in a couple of weeks time on Sunday 19 May, and you will be rewarded for waking up a little earlier and making the most of this beautiful part of the day. Join BirdLife South...
The Community Nursery site works are still progressing well, with a roof now keeping the weather out of the building, and the outdoor space being prepared for paving. We have a busy last two months of the financial year to go, as we prepare for the...
After completion of the field work late in 2012, we are now pleased to be able to publicly release the Long Swamp Fish and Frog Study report, which provides a more detailed overview of the fish survey results provided in a previous blog, and the...
After a rather hectic past 18 months during the establishment phase of NGT, it was nice to be able to have a 2-week break with my 13 year old son Caleb down in Tassie. We tackled two hikes in as many weeks on the east coast,...
Did you know that the Naracoorte Caves National Park is the only site on Earth that preserves a continuous fossil record of the past 500,000 years? Its incredible scientific value lies in the fact it has more than 100 fossil sites spanning this time period...
The wide-reaching support of the conservation efforts for Middle Island’s Little Penguins was again demonstrated on the afternoon of the 22nd of April. Over 70 people gathered to help celebrate the achievements of Maremma Project and Little Penguin Monitoring Program since the project trial commenced...
Tomorrow, Saturday 4th May is the annual count for the South eastern Red-tailed Black-cockatoo (RTBC), and the RTBC Recovery Team are looking for some last minute volunteers to help with this brilliant day out. They are needing a few people to help look for the Red-tails...
Approaching April, high tides and some welcomed rain marked the end of another breeding season for the Little Penguins at Middle Island. It was also time to air out the life jackets, and wrap up the fortnightly monitoring for another few months while the penguins...
Hi all Just letting you know that there are still a few places left for this Thursday (18 April) guided walk and talk with Dr Liz Reed at the Naracoorte Caves World Heritage site, looking at fossils, megafauna, Tasmanian Tigers, bats, plants and more, and how...
