Trial to protect turtles

Trial to protect turtles

Foxes are believed to be destroying large numbers of eggs before they hatch, meaning many of the older turtles in our rivers, creeks and billabongs may not effectively reproduce.It leaves the animals facing a troubled future with fears for their survival over the long term.At AlburyCity’s Wonga Wetlands, we’re trialling a simple method of protecting turtle eggs, in the hope that it may provide long-term hope.Our crews have created a wire mesh barrier on a sandbank which is known to be a popular place for turtles to place their eggs.
AlburyCity News 27 Oct 2021
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Council Update - Wednesday 27 October

Council Update - Wednesday 27 October

Our new fortnightly eNewsletter delivers the most up-to-date news on Council’s key decisions, projects, initiatives and events.
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Grandparents' grand day to remember

Grandparents' grand day to remember

This Grandparents Day will be one to remember as the City of Canterbury Bankstown connects younger generations to those who helped shape and form our City into the community it is today.For weeks, gra…
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Council News: 28 October 2021

Council News: 28 October 2021

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Weddin Shire Council 27 Oct 2021
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Council throws support behind plan for sustainable management of the Koondrook-Perricoota Forest

Council throws support behind plan for sustainable management of the Koondrook-Perricoota Forest

Murray River Council acknowledges Aboriginal people as the traditional custodians of the land on which our offices and services are located.
Murray River Council 27 Oct 2021
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MRC introduces COVID-support grants for community groups

MRC introduces COVID-support grants for community groups

Murray River Council acknowledges Aboriginal people as the traditional custodians of the land on which our offices and services are located.
Murray River Council 27 Oct 2021
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MRC adopts Animal Breeding Policy

MRC adopts Animal Breeding Policy

About the council The Murray River Council area covers 11,865 square kilometres, with a population of 11,456.
Murray River Council 27 Oct 2021
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Community Grants awarded in Murray River Council

Community Grants awarded in Murray River Council

Murray River Council acknowledges Aboriginal people as the traditional custodians of the land on which our offices and services are located.
Murray River Council 27 Oct 2021
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Game on: new community sportsfield

Game on: new community sportsfield

A new field for community sport will be added to the list thanks to an agreement between Council and the NSW Department of Education. The currently under-utilised school sportsfield at Freshwater Seni…
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