Strathbogie Natureview

• POW Camp, Gold Diggings and Graytown Cemetery Walk, Heathcote – Graytown National Park
  This intriguing history walk takes you through a WWII POW Camp site into Heathcote-Graytown National Park and onto the Graytown Cemetery. Return via Graytown gold diggings to close the loop.
• Spying on Black Wallabies
  Black Wallabies, aka Swamp Wallabies (Wallabia bicolor), are among the most numerous and commonly seen mammals in the Strathbogie Forest and across much of rural and natural Victoria. Adult Black Wallabies weigh about 15-20 kg and live largely solitary lives. Anyone living near the bush knows that they can become quite accustomed to human presence, […]
• Farm dam to farm wetland #4 – water quality
  It’s #WorldWetlandsDay. Here’s the final video of our Farm Wetlands for Woodlands project in the Warrenbayne, Boho, Swanpool districts. As Jill says in the film, anyone can check water quality in a dam. You don’t special instruments or scientific gadgetry to determine what the water’s doing. You just need a few ice cream containers, a […]
• Strathbogie Landcare Seven Creeks Bird Survey
  One of the joys of walking along the Seven Creeks Wildlife Reserve .....