We will be hosting an update on Ben Gooden’s Mycorrhizae research in December. This will be a great opportunity to hear the latest findings of this important research project which has been investigating the associations of ribbon gum dieback and soil microbes across the Monaro region. This project is coming to a close; we will have a cup of tea with cake after presentations to celebrate and discuss the project. Please RSVP to [email protected]
Information Session Cooma – Alpine Hotel, 170 Sharp St, Cooma, 16 August 2018, 12 – 1 pm plus (Drop in Centre 10 am […]
To add to the scenic views along the Monaro Hwy just north of Bunyan is a new army of green tree guards […]
The NSW Government’s latest move to preserve the iconic koala is a $20 million private land purchase program designed to secure more […]
Tree planting goes ahead after massive rain event on the Monaro Upper Snowy Landcare Committee (USLC) is overjoyed to embark on […]
