Over the last 30 or so years we've been collected and made many educational resources and project learnings that we want to share with the community so we can learn together, don't repeat each others mistakes and to promote best practice within our catchment.
Resources include:
There are many ways to help you or your kid connect to nature:
Resources include:
- Assistance Available
- Fencing
- Revegetation
- Invasive Plants
- Feral Animals
- Critically Endangered Western Ringtail Possum
- Ranges-Link Conservation Plan
- OHCG Governance and Equipment
- Archived OHCG Newsletters
There are many ways to help you or your kid connect to nature:
- Become a citizen scientist
- Go on a Natureplay adventure
- Volunteer
- Go for a walk
- Participate in event
- Learn more about where we live and what's around us
Please come visit our office in Mt Barker (in the old railway station alongside the tourist bureau off Albany Hwy) to talk to staff or view archives of information pamphlets, past projects, maps etc.
Ferals
News Article: FoxBusters Search Weapon
Journal Article, Counting the Cost: Impact of Invasive Animals in Australia 2004
Journal Article: Kays, R., Dunn, R.R., Parsons, A.W., Mcdonald, B., Perkins, T., Powers, S.A., Shell, L., McDonald, J.L., Cole, H., Kikillus, H. and Woods, L., 2019. The small home ranges and large local ecological impacts of pet cats. Animal Conservation.
Media release summarizing above project: https://www.zmescience.com/ecology/animals-ecology/cats-kill-up-10-times-more-wildlife-than-natural-predators-so-keep-them-indoors/
Media release summarizing above project: https://www.zmescience.com/ecology/animals-ecology/cats-kill-up-10-times-more-wildlife-than-natural-predators-so-keep-them-indoors/
