On Saturday, November 23, K2W Link with Fullerton Hadley Landcare hosted a citizen science workshop, Wildlife In Action: The A-Z of Camera-traps, at Kempton Hall, Fullerton, led by ecologists from Southern Inland Environmental.
Participants in the workshop learned skills for wildlife monitoring and conservation, focusing on using wildlife cameras and data recording to contribute to the […]
In August, Jayden Gunn, the vice chair of K2W Link, attended the 12th World Wilderness Conference – WILD12 hosted by the Sicangu Lakota Treaty Council of the Rosebud Sioux Reservation in the Black Hills of South Dakota, USA.
Jayden presented on K2W Link and the Power of Collaborative Conservation. K2W Link is more than just a […]
Crookwell High School recently hosted a successful Agriculture Day, aimed at inspiring students to become informed environmental and agricultural stewards. The event, a collaboration with local conservation initiatives and agriculture organisations, focused on building community resilience in the face of challenges like drought.
Agriculture Teacher Brett Woods and Primary Industries Teacher Chris Wilson from CHS, along with Clare McCabe […]
This September, the Goulburn Performing Arts Centre (GPAC), in partnership with local conservation initiative K2W Link Inc and puppetry-based theatrical productions company Erth Visual & Physical Inc, will celebrate Biodiversity Month and National Threatened Species Day by hosting Erth’s new production ARC at GPAC on September 10 and 11.
This extraordinary show will introduce families and […]
A successful wildlife conservation event, sponsored by Cores, Corridors and Koalas – a partnership between the Great Eastern Ranges and WWF-Australia was held last Friday in Crookwell. This event, hosted by K2W Link, brought together a diverse group of stakeholders passionate about protecting the local flora and fauna around the Southern Tableland region.
“This event was […]
Scientists say Australia’s iconic Grey-headed flying foxes are abandoning traditional migratory routes and establishing camps in unexpected locations in the central west and southern tablelands. This behaviour is a symptom of climate change and habitat loss, putting both animals and communities under strain.
In rural areas, including Goulburn, around 1500 Grey-headed flying foxes frequently colonise the trees […]
On Saturday, January 21, K2W Link hosted a workshop, Bees, Blooms and Beyond, with Belinda Foley from Beelinda’s BeeHive for people to learn about beekeeping and the sustainable management of honey bees at Narrawa Hall.
This event is part of a series of Land for Wildlife talks jointly run by K2W Link and supported through the […]
Primary school students in Crookwell learn about environmental issues in an educational play focusing on biodiversity and responsible pet ownership on National Threatened Species Day, September 7.
Nearly 230 young people, aged between 3 to 12 years old, from Crookwell Public School, Crookwell Early Learning Centre and St Mary’s Primary School watched the production of It’s Cats […]
From breathtaking raptors to singing warblers and tiny treecreepers the Upper Lachlan has over 200 species of birds. Prior to land clearing the area had good quality habitat to support the specific requirements of species like the Powerful Owl; environmental groups are working with citizen scientists to find out where the landscape has been depleted […]
K2W Link with Upper Lachlan Landcare are supporting and restoring native plant species in a series of late summer seed collection and propagation workshops. The workshops are aimed at those interested in growing native tubestock on-farm for shelter belts and revegetation or small-scale plantings for a garden setting.
There are many important reasons to plant natives on […]
