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Dalgety Platypus Talk & Walk – Sat 4 May 2019

by Margaret Mackinnon|Published 18/04/2019

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Plans to Plant – Tree Dieback Project 2018

Many landholders know all too well, the truth is – you can ‘plan’ all you like ….  BUT…  in the case of […]

Published 21/11/2018

Do you own land containing Koalas?

The NSW Government’s latest move to preserve the iconic koala is a $20 million private land purchase program designed to secure more […]

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Each year school children from across the Monaro submit artworks for our annual calendar.  The theme for 2016 is “Soil is where food begins […]

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Traditional Burning Workshop is on again – 2 May 2017

We welcome back Rod Mason and thank him for agreeing to continue to impart his deep and invaluable cultural land management knowledge so […]

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