A bioblitz is a community effort to record as many species within a designated location and time period as possible. Join in the Great Southern Bioblitz independently to contribute your own observations, or come along to one of our Bioblitz events and share the fun with others.
Students and Community Partner with WULN to explore Climate Resilience
Through a series of initiatives exploring climate resilient planting WULN have strengthened the power of partnerships between educational institutions and community-led environmental stewardship groups for addressing climate challenges.
Local farmers and producers from the Kiewa-Wodonga area are working alongside national and international practitioners to explore, identify and assess new and emerging investment markets that may be possible for our region.
Community planting efforts deliver exceptional success on Project SPROUT, with the community rallying together to exceed our planting goals to restore Wodonga's urban landscape.
We’re halfway through the 2025 Healthy Hectares Program!
21 small property landholders from across North East Victoria are taking part in this year’s Healthy Hectares program. Find out what they've been up to.
Led by renowned ecologist and author Alison Pouliot, these two workshops held in May offered attendees a deeper understanding of the vital roles fungi play in ecosystems. From symbiotic networks to striking fruiting bodies, Alison brought the unseen underground to life through her engaging storytelling and expert knowledge.
Once Bitten, Twice Shy: Revolutionary Approach to Save Freshwater Turtle Nests from Fox Predation
La Trobe University researchers partner with community groups to trial innovative taste aversion technique that aims to condition foxes to avoid turtle nests.
Landcarers and community invited to get planting with Project Sprout
Wodonga Landcare's major winter planting initiative aims to plant over 7,000 native tube stock across multiple locations with community support this June.
Walking, talking, learning, sharing: a morning of cultural and environmental discovery in Wodonga hilltop reserves. On Country with Dhuduroa Dhargal Aboriginal Corporation and BirdLife Australia.
Whether you're a nature enthusiast, land manager, curious forager, or photographer, these workshops offer rare insights into the remarkable world of fungi.
