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Bat Monitoring!
GWLAP is offering the opportunity to find out what bats are living in your area. Thanks to Grassroots Grants funding from the Hills and Fleurieu Landscapes Board and the Murraylands…
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Alexandrina Community Nursery News
The team at the Alexandrina Community Nursery have been growing something different over the last nine months. Vallisneria australis (Ribbon-weed) is an aquatic plant that has been raised at the nursery…
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Angas-Finniss waterbug report released
Over the last 5 years, GWLAP and other community groups have supported the (now) Hills and Fleurieu and Murraylands and Riverland Landscapes Boards to assess the health of the…
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Now available at Alexandrina Community Nursery
Alexandrina Community Nursery still has a wide range of native plants in stock. Here are some species that are suitable for…
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Enhancements to visitor facilities at four sites around the Lower Lakes.
A grant from the Australian Government, secured by the Goolwa to Wellington Local Action Planning Association Inc. (GWLAP) is being used to improve facilities for visitors to reserves at…
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GWLAP 19/20 Annual Report available now
The GWLAP 2019/2020 Annual Report is now available online. The report contains some of the highlights from what has been a pretty crazy year. It is full of…
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It’s time to test your soil acidity!
What is this project about? Acidic soils affect pasture and livestock health and increase the occurrence of weeds and bare soil in your paddock. Soil acidity is an important land…
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Four Great Garden Plants
Establishing a local native garden helps to encourage birds, bats, lizrds, frogs, butterflies and other insects into the garden. Enjoying the unique and precious wildlife within a garden is…
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Look out for Bluebell Creeper – invasive weed
Bluebell Creeper (Sollya, Billadiera heterophylla) is an extremely invasive weed able to grow in most situations, soil types and most bushland areas. The vigorous climber smothers native plants, out-competing…
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Protecting Prospect Hill Bushland for the future
Neale Dyster and Angela Neville weren’t looking for such a large property in 2012, but their 100-acre home in Prospect Hill has become so important to them that they…
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