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- Connecting Landholders - A Guided Flora Walk 1
- Conserving Mt Bold Threatened Plant Populations 1
- Cuttings Bench at Alexandrina Community Nursery 1
- Farm Walk at Finniss: Exploring Biostimulants for Regenerative Agriculture 1
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- Monarto Revegetation Tour Connects Landholders 1
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- Mount Barker Community Nursery 3
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- Mount Barker Wildlife Gardening 2024 it’s a wrap 1
- Mount Barker Wildlife Gardening Nature Project 1
- Mulgundawa to Tungkillo Biodiversity Links 4
- National Eucalypt Day 2025 1
- National Frog Day 2025 1
- Nationally vulnerable Acacia menzelli population to be bolstered in Monarto region 1
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- Nesting Boxes Available Now 1
- New Landholder Participant Sign presented to local farmer 1
- New Malleefowl Mound Fledges Chicks In Monarto South 1
- Nurturing Native Wildlife Winter Plants 1
- On-Ground For Nature 1
- One Tree Per Child Mount Barker 1
- Planting for Mulgundawa to Monarto Biodiversity Links about to start! 1
Collecting for Conservation – Seed Workshop Recap
Recently we hosted an inspiring seed-collecting workshop led by the incredibly knowledgeable Phil from Blackwood Seeds…
Chuffed about Choughs!
Last week, a wonderful group gathered at Monarto Woodlands for a Woodland Bird Discovery Walk as part of our Mulgundawa to Tungkillo Biodiversity Links project…
Muddy boots, wild weather, and good company - just how we like it!
The Second Nature crew braved four seasons in one day earlier this week for a planting day at Kinchina Conservation Park.
These tiny plants are destined for great things!
These tiny plants are destined for great things! Part of our Monarto to Tungkillo Biodiversity Links project, these rare Olearia pannosa will be planted at Kinchina Conservation Park…
Connecting Nature: Monarto to Tungkillo Biodiversity Links Planting Days
We recently hosted a fantastic landholder planting event in Rockleigh, where a group of dedicated volunteers helped plant seedlings at one of our large-scale revegetation sites. It was great to meet new landowners and work together on this important project…
Nationally vulnerable Acacia menzelii population to be bolstered in Monarto region
We are pleased to share that the next activity in our Monarto to Tungkillo Biodiversity Links Project is almost ready to go! We have propagated and raised over 100 seedlings of the nationally vulnerable Acacia menzelii (Menzel’s Wattle) which will be planted across key priority sites to increase populations of this important plant…
Seeking Landholders - Between Monarto & Tungkillo
Attention landholders in the Monarto to Tungkillo region! We are inviting expressions of interest for revegetation works as part of our grant-funded project, Monarto To Tungkillo Biodiversity Links Project, because we want YOU to be a part of this project…