The plight of gliders, from the cat-sized Greater Glider to the miniscule Feathertail Glider, capture the hearts and minds of many people across our region. Don't miss the chance to learn more about these adorable creatures (many of which are threatened) and the initiatives to protect them in this webinar, Glideways in Central Victoria.
Read MoreThe captivating and incredibly biodiverse Wombat Forest is just 50km west of Melbourne. At this webinar, meet the people in the know when it comes to the plethora of precious wildlife, including Greater Gliders, Brush-tailed Phascogales, Barking Owls and Mountain Skink (all of which are threatened with extinction) that call the forest home.
Read MoreListen to this fascinating conversation with Biolinks Alliance Ecologist, Chris Pocknee, and Local to Landscape Facilitator, Cameron O’Mara about our urgent work to save Large Old ‘Hero’ Trees and their life-sustaining hollows.
Read MoreCreated by the Australian Citizen Science Association
Read MoreCreated by Australian Citizen Science Association
Read MoreCreated by Australian Citizen Science Association
Read MoreHear our expert panel of speakers discuss their approach to citizen science, community engagement and data quality for the Squirrel Glider species.
Read MoreHear our expert panel of speakers discuss how to adequately design and implement surveys and monitoring for Greater Gliders.
Read MoreHear our expert panel of speakers discuss how to adequately design and implement surveys and monitoring for Squirrel Gliders
Read MoreIn this video, we talk you through how to record survey data when using a nest box or camera trap, as well as explaining how the survey data will be used.
Read MoreIn this video, we demonstrate how to check a nest box on your property.
Read MoreIn this video, we describe how you can contribute to the Glideways in the Melbourne Ark program using historical sightings.
Read MoreIn this video, learn about Phascogale habitat and identifying the correct locations for Phascogale sightings via camera traps or nest box monitoring.
Read MoreA comprehensive program to restore and reconnect glider habitat through the central Victorian highlands.
Read MoreRegent Honeyeaters are endangered due to loss of woodland habitat, but a combination of habitat restoration, captive releases, monitoring and research, and community involvement is working towards recovery of this and other woodland species.
Read MoreAgricultural intensification is having a big impact on biodiversity. Don described three projects looking at the behaviour of frogs in various agricultural environments. Frogs in the study used a variety of habitats to live and traverse but remnant condition and proximity to water were most important. And the three studies failed to detect many species that are more sensitive to the impacts of agriculture.
Read MoreRestoring Glideways is a project focusing on glider conservation and awareness across theK2W Link, part of the Great Eastern Ranges. The teaching package Wildlife Corridors for Kids was developed as part of this project.
Read MoreAlbury Conservation Company's work in conserving Squirrel Gliders in Thurgoona/Wirlinga area, in the urban growth corridor of Albury, near the freeway bypass.
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