Armidale Vegetable Sowing Guide
This guide shows planting time periods that should allow you to get a crop in Armidale.
Lightbulb Moments
Take control of your electrical use & costs with this Resource Guide Online PDF and Print PDF for welfare agencies to assist clients, colleagues and community.

Habitat

Wildlife Habitat Group (WHG) was initially formed to preserve wildlife habitat through a focus on iconic species preservation, initially the koala, within the urban and peri-urban areas of Armidale and across the Armidale Regional Council area. Recently our concerns have come to include groundwater management and river-care and nature play.

As pressure increases on native populations through climate change and land-clearing for housing and agriculture, WHG plans to work with relevant bodies to inform and educate about the importance of conserving our native fauna and flora using a range of strategies and to develop productive links with other like-minded groups.

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2024 Home Grown Garden Tour this weekend

2024 Home Grown Garden Tour this weekend

[ Saturday, 17 Feb to Sunday, 18 Feb. ] Armidale's Home Grown Garden Tour is on this weekend! On Saturday 17th and Sunday 18th February and you are invited into the backyards of Armidale's and surrounds local food growers. Come and share stories and ideas for growing food in our unique region. We have 8 unique gardens across the weekend, from large holdings 15 minutes [...] full article »

Platypus Project

Platypus Project

[ Thursday, 14 Dec; 5:30 pm to 7:00 pm. ] Thursday 14 December 5:30pm - 7:00pm University of New England adjacent to Natural History Museum, Agricultural Education Building Presenters include: Bob Blair Project Manager, Aboriginal Cultural Centre and Keeping Place Lou Streeting (PhD student, UNE) will outline her research on conservation actions for an endangered freshwater turtle & talk about her recent observations of a white platypus in [...] full article »