NGT certainly couldn’t achieve all that we do without our fantastic volunteers! To mark National Volunteer Week in 2022, this week on social media we have been sharing stories from volunteers around our region - and we thought they were worth including here too. Read...
It’s been a really busy but also fantastic few weeks, meeting so many new and long-standing supporters at our events at Walker Swamp and Mt Vandyke. Thanks for everyone who joined our celebrations, and we hope you enjoyed hearing about our progress and being out...
An oldie, but its time for an updated model. Adobe stock photo.There is an old saying, you need the right tool for the job and this is so true. At NGT we are lucky enough to have great neighbours and volunteers who have been willing...
We have a great weekend of activities shaping up for our supporters, volunteers, neighbours and guests who are joining us next weekend at Walker Swamp. Everyone is welcome, and it is not too late for you to register to join us! To confirm our numbers...
Mount Vandyke Open Day: Meet the EcologistsSaturday 14 MayIt has been a massive autumn of on-ground works across NGT, and the construction of the new predator proof fence at Mt Vandyke / Banbangil is just one part of that wider story. Mike McFall and his...
As previously discussed, NGT has been quietly going through a behind the scenes evolution of sorts, as we progress through our 10 year review and transition from the organisation's "start-up" phase into a model of operating that is capable of genuinely sustaining our work and...
Towards the top of the Victoria Valley, nestled in between the Victoria and Serra Ranges of the Grampians, lies the small farming community of Mirranatwa. It is a very picturesque location with a canvas of scattered red gums, framed by the sharp escarpments of surrounding...
As a further sequel to last month's story about the commencement of saltmarsh restoration works adjacent to the Moulting Lagoon Ramsar site at Yard's Hole, this month we're taking a look at the early works completed next door at Long Point, a Tasmanian Land Conservancy...
Now that I have arrived back home in western Victoria after a stint based in Swansea last month on Tasmania's east coast, I thought I'd share a few more images of the restoration works at Yards Hole, the wetland we spoke about in last month's...
Last month we shared a photo of a brolga chick from one of our wildlife cameras at Walker Swamp. At the time we hadn't actually seen the chick wandering around out there with its parents, so it was a bit of a surprise. But that's...
