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April 29, 2024

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Student Landcarers helping to care for Wodonga reserves

A great job by Grace Christian College Wodonga students whose recent volunteer efforts in a WREN reserve helped to tidy up tree guards, remove rubbish and contribute a bunch of citizen science nature observations! Did we mention we saw an echidna?
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Calling for nominations – WULN Board

We need you! Calling for nominations for the WULN Board.
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Birds on Farms event in the Wodonga Hills

Birds were in abundance at our recent Birds on Farms event at "Regal Downs" in the Wodonga Hills. Our hosts Christine and Peter were generous with their knowledge and time and walk leader Ben Humphries from BirdLife Australia assisted us immensely with our bird watching and identification skills.
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Invasive garden escapees to avoid in your yard

Lots of locals love gardening but some of us are unintentionally planting species that jump fence-lines and wreak havoc in our local parks and reserves.
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Preparing for the arrival of Avian Influenza (H5N1)

Learn how you can help Birdlife Australia and the Australian Government by looking out for early signs of Avian Influenza (H5N1) in our local wild bird and mammal populations.
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Milestone moment: new constitution adopted

This step paves the way for some exciting changes and opportunties for the network and member groups.
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Native Sensory Garden taking shape at Leneva Enviro Hub

The Leneva Enviro Hub now has the beginnings of a native sensory garden thanks to a recent planting effort by Parklands Albury Wodonga rangers and volunteers.
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It’s turtle nesting season!

If you are lucky enough to see a turtle nesting or laying eggs, please take a photo and contact Turtles Albury Wodonga. They will swing into action and head down to undertake nest protection which will prevent foxes from eating the eggs.
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Have You Seen a Bogong Moth?

Help Zoos Victoria track endangered Bogong moth as they migrate this spring by uploading your sightings into the Zoos Victoria Moth Tracker website.
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Aussie Bird Count 2024

The Aussie Bird Count is for all ages and involves observing and counting the birds that live near you, be it in your garden, the local park, the beach or even outside your office window! You don’t need to be an expert birder to take part — all you need is a little enthusiasm!
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Hidden Farm Field Day

Wodonga Landcare's recent Hidden Farm field day showcased the incredible landscape restoration of steep, rocky terrain in the Castle Creek catchment near Wodonga.
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Noticing Nature: Events During the Great Southern Bioblitz

Discover and record nature in Albury Wodonga during the Great Southern Bioblitz! We're hosting a series of local community events to record observations, and you can add your own, independently using iNaturalist, as well.
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Invasive Garden Escapees Higlighted on National Threatened Species Day

Gardens 4 Wildlife Albury-Wodonga are highlighting the dangers invasive garden plant escapees pose to native plants and animals. Find out more with these new resources, a presentation on Wednesday 4 September and at upcoming market stalls in September.
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We’re Hiring!

Opportunity available for a casual project officer to help make a difference in our community.
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Healthy Hectares Program Drives Sustainable Land Management in North East Victoria

The 2023 and 2024 Healthy Hectares programs have successfully empowered in excess of 90 small landholders across 56 properties in North East Victoria with essential skills and knowledge in sustainable land management.
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2024 Victorian Landcare Awards

WULN have been highly commended in the Australian Government Community Partnerships Landcare Award at the 2024 Victorian Landcare Awards.
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Community plantings in full swing

It's planting season ... and our groups are busy all around Wodonga. Join in!
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Healthy Rivers project a huge boost for Wodonga waterways

Wodonga Landcare (WULN) have delivered their largest project to date, improving the health of Wodonga's urban waterways, through funding from the Murray-Darling Healthy Rivers program.
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