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The sound we were waiting for… the Growlers are calling in the Mt Burr Swamp Stage 2 restoration area!
In the July newsletter, we gave a glimpse into the hydrological restoration of wetlands in the Stage 2 area of Mt Burr Swamp, an area previously planted to blue-gums that you will see reappear in the pdf viewer below in 2023, by clicking through the...A few recent changes to the team at NGT
It has been a while since we provided an update on the NGT team, so given a few recent staff changes to our aquatic ecology team and the crew in Mt Gambier, here is the latest… After eleven years of leading NGT’s aquatic ecology work...NGT out and about in April: Photos from the field
In Mount Gambier the NGT nursery has been a hive of activity getting plants ready for the winter planting season. In the photo above, Sue and Angela are busily tending to the growing of some Poa and Cyperus Gymnocaulos (Aboriginal Native Basket Weaving grass). NGT...Reflecting on NGT’s 10th Anniversary Year – and sharing the 2022 NGT Annual Report
Like every one of the almost 11 years that have now passed since NGT began, 2022 has definitely been another big one! Something that has made this 10th Anniversary Year extra special has been the chance to meet so many partners, friends and supporters of...A big thank you to our volunteers and supporters in 2022
Our volunteers make a huge difference to the amount and scale of work we are able to achieve here at NGT. As we work across a large geographical area of Australia, our volunteers are involved in a diverse range of tasks with us. With the...Recapping NGT’s 10th Anniversary Tour of the Fleurieu Peninsula!
On Saturday the 8th of October, a cast of 38 eager people jumped on the NGT bus bright and early in Adelaide for our 10th Anniversary Tour of the Fleurieu Peninsula. Because the tour was also part of the Nature Festival of South Australia, in...Seats Still Available! – NGT’s 10th Anniversary Tour of the Fleurieu Peninsula (SA): Saturday 8th October 2022
As part of our ongoing 10th Anniversary Celebrations, Nature Glenelg Trust is inviting friends and supporters to join us for a fascinating bus tour of the Fleurieu Peninsula. During this bus tour we will drop by a number of sites where the NGT team has...Late season rain sets up southern Grampians wetlands for another good year
Posted on 02 Oct 2022 at 13:05h
in News, Green Swamp Restoration Reserve, Walker Swamp Restoration Reserve, Wannon River, Wetland Restoration 0 Comments
It’s shaping up to be another “half-decent” year for wetlands around the southern tip of the Grampians. Despite a very dry autumn and winter, spring rains arrived to get the catchment running. The Wannon River has been flowing south of Lynchs Crossing Rd since mid-August...