Restoring riparian zones and managing livestock access improved water quality, reduced erosion, and enhanced habitats, demonstrating sustainable practices for river health.

The National Feral Pig Action Plan is seeking feedback through a stakeholder survey on progress with implementing the 2021-2031 plan. Your input will help refine priorities and shape strategies to manage feral pig impacts. The survey takes around 7 minutes and closes on Friday, 20 December 2024.

On the morning of the 20th of October, a dozen wildflower and nature enthusiasts set out on a walk to Sandy Creek. Individuals of all ages attended the day, all exploring and listening carefully to the delightful Sue Ablitt, a local ecologist and wildflower extraordinaire.

On the dry Glenroy hills, Jeremy Madin revitalised degraded land with repaired dams, rotational grazing, and shelter belts, improving water quality, reducing erosion, and boosting biodiversity.