Strathbogie Ranges – Nature View

• Conference: Fungal Connections
  Come and join ecologists, mycologists, botanists as they share their research on the pivotal role fungi play in local and global ecosystems. Sun 11 June, 9am to 3.15pm. Euroa Community Conference and Function Centre. Euroa Memorial Oval, 2 Dunn St, Euroa Hear about: Read more about the presenters and the ideas they will explore at: Book […]
• It’s been raining moths!
  It’s that time of year, when giant moths give you a fright as they bash on the windows at night trying to get to the inside light. Or they fly through the rain and car headlights and seem to kamikaze into the road surface. Sadly, I’ve seen service station driveways littered with the bodies of […]
• Mt Tenneriffe nature ramble
  On a pleasant Sunday earlier in November, Strathbogie Ranges Conservation organized a walk through the 100 ha Tenneriffe Nature Conservation Reserve, right to the top! Mt Tenneriffe is a prominent granitic outcrop on the western escarpment of the Strathbogie Ranges, just a stone’s throw from the Hume Fwy, between the townships of Locksley and Longwood. […]
• Squirrels on the doorstep
  A silhouette flashing through the canopy above, a slap on a nearby tree trunk – that’s how Donna and Charlie from Hurley St, Longwood first realized they had gliders living in the trees around their home. And they didn’t just see these nocturnal visitors once; it became a semi-regular occurrence, especially when some garden trees, […]
• At every burn, you learn
  I acknowledge the Taungurung people, custodians of the land where I live and work. I pay my respects to their Elders past, present and emerging. Perhaps the single biggest ecological shift in Australia’s recent history has been the loss of fire as a regular landscape process. Much has been written of late about how Traditional […]
• Greens Hill Walk, Winton Wetlands
  The 2022-23 seasons at Winton Wetlands will be ones to remember.