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Help fund Murrundi Reserve Wetland Recovery!
Riverine Recovery – Murrundi Reserve Wetland Works Murrundi Reserve Wetland is a public reserve located just out of Wellington on the western side of the River Murray adjacent to the…
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Latest GWLAP Newsletter now available
GWLAP March News and Events #2 is out now. Events, workshops, information sessions: Scultpors @ Crystal Lake Bat Night at Mount Compass Preparing Perfect Pastures Beef and Sheep Technology and Research Update …
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Revegetation for free – we need project sites
We need project sites for revegetation. GWLAP are looking for areas of land for revegetation for projects funded through the Australian Government’s 20 Million Trees Programme as well as…
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Rabbit Control
The GWLAP works crew have been busy this summer controlling rabbits in and around our many project sites. Rabbits can cause untold damage to our revegetation and bushcare sites…
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ALERT WEED – Dodder (Cuscuta sp.)
Recently, a customer at one of the community nurseries enquired about how to find Dodder vine to use in floral arrangements. It is unclear whether this customer was after Dodder…
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Eastern Fleurieu School to join Clean Up Australia Day
On Friday 3rd of March, students from Eastern Fleurieu School, Strathalbyn R-6 campus will join GWLAP to contribute to Clean Up Australia Day. Upper primary classes will be…
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Help monitor feral cat activity in the SA Murray-Darling Basin
Hopefully many of you are on holidays right now! Possibly travelling around the State even.
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nrmFARM – a great free tool for recording management activities on your property
Earlier this week, GWLAP held a workshop on how to use nrmFARM as a property management tool. Tony Randall presented the workshop and the small group that attended received…
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Tree Skink
Ergernia striolata spotted at Mt Barker Summit Last week Will was lucky to come across this little lizard, confirmed by the Herpetology Department of the SA Museum as a Tree Skink…
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