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- Tree-top acrobats : in heatWhat’s in a name? This one says it all – Acrobates pygmaeus, literally pygmy acrobats. The Latin name is very descriptive, but until you see them in action, you wouldn’t know just how accurate it is. They may be cute, but because they’re so small, they are difficult to detect in the field. Observing their […]
- Tahbilk Eco TrailsThe name Tahbilk originates from the location, which local aboriginal people first referred to as "tabilk-tabilk", meaning "place of many waterholes".
- Big Hill Walk, Longwood EastViews across studded plains to the Murray Country and Tablelands to the High Country are just stunning. The flora is beautiful, the climb exhilarating.
- Squirrel Gliders on the Molyullah FloodplainThe confluence of the Broken River and the Hollands Creek has created a significant floodplain that stretches south east from Benalla for 15 km, to Molyullah, and south for 20 km, to Tatong. Together with the floodplain of the adjacent Broken River and low-lying districts of Warrenbayne further west, this was once an expansive and […]
Our Strathbogie Forest
- Strathbogie Forest says 'Thank You'
- Victoria’s native forest industry – the numbers just don’t stack-upVictoria’s ‘forest industry’ is a multi-billion dollar industry that is currently thriving and looking to expand. Yet, some politicians and commentators seem to delight in declaring that thousands of jobs will be lost, that entire towns will shut down, that … Continue reading →
- Strathbogie Forest Protected – At Last!Save Our Strathbogie Forest – Media release, 11 Nov. 2019 Victorian Government Announces Permanent Protection for the Strathbogie Forest The Save Our Strathbogie Forest (SOSF) community campaign, with it’s hundreds of members and thousands of supporters, applauds the Andrews Government’s … Continue reading →
- Victorians overwhelmingly want protection for native forests & an end to loggingThat’s the outcome of a wide-reaching survey by the Victorian Government into the ‘Future of Our Forests‘. The survey included: 126 face-to-face events across the state involving over 2000 participants. On-line participation from 2824 people 49 youth participants from 22 … Continue reading →
