Nature Glenelg Trust

18/06/2026

We're so close to adding these wetlands to our permanent reserve system, and starting the next steps to restoration. 🐸🐟🌼🪺💧

Thanks to our supporters we've paid off 67% of the land purchase debt! As soon as we clear the land purchase debt on Stage Two, this second property can become part of NGT’s newest Permanent Reserve alongside Stage One and double its size to around 350 acres in total area. Your tax-deductible donations will be doubled thanks to support from New Forests and Timberlands Pacific. Plus all donors will be invited to future events and activities at the site, with the restoration journey soon to get underway. Visit this page to learn more: https://natureglenelg.org.au/the-countdown-is-now-on-you-can-help-us-reach-the-wirey-swamp-stage-2-land-purchase-funding-target-this-june/

18/06/2026

02/06/2026

02/06/2026

The latest NGT newsletter has just landed!

Find out how to spot a bandicoot digging, short-finned eel found in Inman River for the first time, welcome to new NGT senior ecologist Ben, amazing work of volunteers and more feathertail glider dots on the map... Read it here: https://mailchi.mp/natureglenelg/ngt-newsletter-130-may

29/05/2026

All in for Reconciliation Week! 27 May -3 June 2026
Working with first nations groups and uncovering the pre-colonial state of a landscape is important for any restoration project. Let's keep working together to restore landscapes and their biodiversity.

26/05/2026

Are you in the Mt Gambier/Limestone Coast area? We're holding a free workshop THIS THURSDAY to help you identify bandicoot diggings and learn how to protect the Southern Brown Bandicoot - an endangered native species! Could there be bandicoots living in your backyard, local reserve or park?

This project is in partnership with Burrandies Cultural Connections and Limestone Coast Landscape Board. Supported by Responsible Wood and One Forty One

22/05/2026

It's World Turtle Day! 🐢
Thanks, turtles for your role in our ecosystems!

But, turtles need our help. NGT is proudly part of the . You can help protect them by reporting any turtle sightings to TurtleSAT.

Did you know SA has 3 species of freshwater turtles? Meet them here and find out about the Turtle Project: https://bit.ly/TURTLEProject

Photo/graphics credit: Murraylands and Riverland Landscape Board