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Are you wondering why NGT talks a lot about peatlands? These fantastic new resources explain why…
In the past couple of weeks, I was sent some fantastic new international resources that help to explain the value of the world’s peatlands. Firstly, the Peatland Atlas (which you can download as a pdf here or view at the bottom of this blog) was recently...Join us for NGT’s ‘Grand Tour’ of ecological restoration sites this October!
After a fantastic experience in last year’s South Australian Nature Festival, where NGT hosted a bus tour of the Fleurieu Peninsula, this year we have decided to do something a little bit different… Instead of just reading about our monthly stories of ecological restoration and...Reflecting on 11 years of NGT’s work to restore wetlands
As you may have read in this article, NGT is kicking-off an exciting new phase of wetland restoration action where we will be able to continue our work with farmers, foresters, Traditional Owners and any other landholders across the rural landscape who now find themselves...Sharing knowledge: A field day at Yundi inspires local landholders
Readers may recall from previous blogs the wetland restoration project underway at Yundi Nature Conservancy, which is located about 60 km south of Adelaide, on the beautiful Fleurieu Peninsula. Here, NGT has helped local landholder John Fargher backfill an old agricultural drain than had been...NGT out and about: Photos from the field
Posted on 31 Mar 2023 at 12:10h
in News, Conservation of Glenelg Spiny Crayfish, Environmental Education, Fleurieu Peninsula Swamps, Photo of the Month, Photography, Square Waterhole Swamp, Video, Volunteer 0 Comments
With staff based all the way from Tassie, to Dunkeld in Vic and Victor Harbor in SA, there are plenty of interesting things going on every day. So we’ve decided to share some photos from the field every month, to give our readers some insights...