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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Wild At Art 2024!
[ Monday, 12 Aug; 5:00 pm; ] Get excited – entries are now open for Wild At Art 2024! From now until Monday 12 August – International Youth Day – we’re welcoming entries from young artists and nature lovers aged 5-12, showcasing the importance of protecting Australia’s threatened animals and plants for generations to come. Enter Competition Australia is home to incredible wildlife and plants [...] full article »
New England Rakali & Platypus Winter Forum
[ Saturday, 29 Jun; 2:00 pm to 4:00 pm. ] Come along to the next NERP forum to learn more about Platypus and Rakali in our district. Join us for a cup of tea and share stories about these beautiful water creatures. Date: Saturday, 29 June 2024 Time: 2:00 – 4:00 pm Venue: Kent House, 141 Faulkner Street, Armidale, or join us on Zoom (Meeting ID: [...] full article »
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