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Vote for GWLAP at the National Landcare Awards
CLICK HERE TO VOTE GWLAP are going to the National Landcare Conference as finalists for a National Landcare Award! You can help us bring home a prize by voting…
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GWLAP’s 20 Million Trees projects are right on track
GWLAP’s 20 Million Trees projects…
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Restoring Red-gum woodlands
We are excited to add a new project to our on-ground works activities thanks to funding from the Native Vegetation Council. The project will tackle weeds in high…
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Halloween is here – it’s time to get batty!
Trick and Treaters aren’t the only ones excited about the end of October. Bat Week which coincides with the lead up to Halloween is also a time for people to…
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Rare Hibbertia found near Yundi
Ben Simon from Goolwa to Wellington Local Action Planning Association (GWLAP) thought he may have found something special when he stumbled across an odd looking Hibbertia in some undergrowth…
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Wonderful walk at Scott Conservation Park
We were so lucky to have beautiful weather on Wednesday for our bird walk at Scott Conservation Park with the Friends of Cox Scrub. It was glorious. The group of…
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Volunteers changing the view from the freeway
Jakem farm is a 4WD park situated on a series of bald hills next to the freeway near Callington – but not for much longer! It will soon…
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Wow! Watchalunga planting day a huge success!
Goolwa to Wellington LAP and Nature Foundation SA would like to extend our heart-felt thanks to the 121 enthusiastic volunteers who came out Sunday’s planting day at Watchalunga Nature…
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GWLAP citizen scientists monitor local bats
Since January, GWLAP citizen science volunteers have recorded bats on over 30 different nights using Anabat bat detectors. On any given night there were up to four Anabat recorders…
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