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Seed Collection at Prospect Hill
Seed collection in the Bull Creek Range has been in full swing over the last few months, thanks to Grassroots Grants funding from the Hills and Fleurieu Landscapes Board…
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Protecting Prospect Hill Bushland for the future
Neale Dyster and Angela Neville weren’t looking for such a large property in 2012, but their 100-acre home in Prospect Hill has become so important to them that they…
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Rare Plant found at McHarg’s Creek
A benefit of getting in and doing intensive bushcare works in our area is the occasional discovery of a rare gem. Recently, one of our trusted bushcare contractors, Kieran…
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Threatened Species Day 2018
October 7th 2018 Threatened Species Day. Each year this day is held to encourage the community to help conserve Australia’s native…
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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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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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Successful Bird Walk at Bullock Hill
Today John Gitsham led a group of enthusiastic bird watchers on a walk through the beautiful Bullock Hill Conservation Park. A group of 12, including members from the Friends of…
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Rabbit Control
The GWLAP works crew have been busy this summer controlling rabbits in and around our many project sites. Rabbits can cause untold damage to our revegetation and bushcare sites…
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Help monitor feral cat activity in the SA Murray-Darling Basin
Hopefully many of you are on holidays right now! Possibly travelling around the State even.
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Tree Skink
Ergernia striolata spotted at Mt Barker Summit Last week Will was lucky to come across this little lizard, confirmed by the Herpetology Department of the SA Museum as a Tree Skink…
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