Project Goals
Educate
To give people the knowledge to effectively and humanly take action against the Common Myna
Observe
To gain a better understanding of Myna distribution by observing and mapping the presence of Common Mynas within the Strathbogie Ranges
Control
To proactively prevent and reverse the spread of the Common Myna within the Strathbogie Ranges before permanent damage is done to native species populations
Project Goals
Observe
To gain a better understanding of Myna distribution by observing and mapping the presence of Common Mynas within the Strathbogie Ranges
Control
To proactively prevent and reverse the spread of the Common Myna within the Strathbogie Ranges before permanent damage is done to native species populations
A great introductory video by Banyule City Council
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A great introductory video by Banyule City Council
Project Partners
Strathbogie Ranges – Nature View
- Walking with Greater GlidersTo see a Southern Greater Glider (Petauroides volans) at night is an exciting experience. To inform that experience with knowledge makes it even more valuable. In the past few months The Last Stand project has shared the excitement and beauty of these very special creatures with the local and regional community. Our two guided night […]
- Here comes 10,000!Header image credit. It’s been a little over four years since iNaturalist SNAP! began (March 2021) and in that time it has grown steadily. It’s now be a substantial data-base of nearly 10,000 observations (9,506 as of today). This includes almost 2000 individual species contributed by over 500 observers and helped by over 1,200 identifiers. […]
- Drone survey for Southern Greater Glider – Caveat forestIn May 2025 Strathbogie Ranges Conservation and Hughes Creek Catchment Collaborative engaged drone specialists Field Master Systems to conduct a thermal survey of two areas in the Caveat forest. The target species was the nationally Endangered Southern Greater Glider (Petauroides volans), but all tree-dwelling mammal observations were documented. The survey occurred in an area where […]
- When a cowl will doThe other morning there was something unusual about the cowl atop Geoff’s flue. Closer inspection revealed a special visitor. This Tawny Frogmouth didn’t seem to mind that its tree branch camouflage didn’t help much in this situation. It remained calm and perfectly motionless while being inspected from every angle. Click to enlarge each image. A […]
- Caveat Forest – Greater Glider Night Walk
- Southern Greater Gliders in the wild – a community night-walk[Featured image by participant Sam Nicholson.] On Saturday 12th April, fourteen of us gathered to survey forest wildlife on part of Sue and Neville Debney’s Burgess Rd property, near Caveat in the western Strathbogie Ranges, Victoria. Of course, we were all keen to see and learn about all the wildlife that inhabits this forest, but […]
Peter Wiltshire, a ranger at Darebin City Park came to the Euroa Arboretum and kicked the whole thing off.
