Munibung Hill Management Plan on track
Slowly but surely the Management Plan is wending its way through the administrative process that all such proposals go through. It can seem like a long drawn out and tedious…
Impressive targets
Officeworks sets impressive targets Part of the Recycling Near You network in association with Planet Ark It used to only be printer cartridges and mobile phones, but now the range…
Crimes against nature
No such place as away. This children's book offers an opportunity for children (and their adult readers) to observe and explore relationships in nature. It provides ways of discovering how…
Slashed to within an inch of their lives
Slashed to within an inch of their lives - set back for new Landcare group on Munibung Hill's north Lucilla Ridge Landcare In an attempt to help Munibung Hill recover…
Cats on the prowl – a scourge for native wildlife
What are wildlife carers saying about roaming domestic cats? Kate Randolph, Secretary, Hunter Wildlife Rescue, writes: Hunter Wildlife Rescue (NATF Inc.) is the National Parks and Wildlife Service licensed wildlife group located…
Fox on the run
The red fox (Vulpes vulpes), brought to Australia by Europeans in the 1850s, is an ongoing and serious pest problem due to their impact on native animals and livestock. Today…
We live in creek catchments – every one of us
What's our creek story? A creek story that connects us with the larger earth story Many of us would not realise we live in a creek catchment. It’s not obvious…
Happy to go wandering all on a sunny day
The last day of Spring seems like a good day for a walk in the bush, all among the gum trees, with lots of gum leaves and lovely sceneries. Ah,…
What do Turners Frute Bloks, haversacks and snags have to do with Munibung Hill?
Back in the days pre-television, tablets and mobile phones, us kids were more inventive and self reliant - we made our own fun. We didn't consider going to the shops…
Waterbirds at Biddabah Creek wetland
Waterway home for dabbling water bird. The water birds of Munibung Hill are rarely seen on the hill proper. They live in the waterways and 'wetlands' that have their headwaters…
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