UMLC is partnering with the NSW Koala Strategy and Local Land Services (LLS) to deliver Southern Tablelands Koala Karaoke Citizen Science project. The project is supported by the Department of Planning and Environment through the NSW Save Our Species program
The Koala Karaoke project has been running across the Southern Tablelands over the last four years. The surveys have confirmed koala hotspots and detected koalas in some unexpected areas. Koala surveys use audio recorders to detect male koala bellows between October and February. Koalas are known to move throughout our region and cross our rivers, so if you have treed remnants on your property and would be interested in participating in the koala survey we are keen to hear from you.
Please register your interest through Georgeanna at upper.murrumbidgee@gmail.com or on 0429 779 928.
Carwoola Landcare welcomed landholders, SE LLS and ANU Sustainable Farms to discuss property management options for agricultural and biodiversity benefits. The workshop was part of the Save Our Scarlet Robin Project.
UMLC, Bush Heritage and the Biodiversity Conservation Trust brought landholders and experts together to explore options for biodiversity conservation on private property.
Royalla Landcare and Adam Shipp of Yurbay tantalised Royalla landholders with the tastes of local bush foods. After sampling native teas and herbs Adam showed us bush foods in our own backyard and where to find them.
Through support from SE LLS, Michelago, Royalla and Numeralla Landcare have coordinated and undertaken pest control programs in their local communities. Monitoring throughout the program also identified a wide diversity of native wildlife.