Felicity Bairstow shares News about Turtle Trackers and more insights about our Southwestern Snake-Necked Turtles
Revegetation for Small CrittersGoing into Djeran Season
By Johnny Prefumo, the Frog Doctor
FrogologyAccording to the Birak Season
By Johnny Prefumo, the Frog Doctor
Turtle TalkTracking Turtle Movements
Felicity Bairstow shares insights about our South Western Snake-Necked Turtles
Turtle Talk
Felicity Bairstow shares insights about our South Western Snake-Necked Turtles
Foray Into The Fascinating World of Wetland Fungi
It is sometimes a little too easy not to notice these beautiful and delicate clusters and rings of fungi growing along pathways and under lush shrubs and trees, seemingly in a world of their own. But with a bit of…
How To Nurture Your Love For The Wetlands During The Coronavirus Crisis
In the last few months we’ve witnessed incredible change – after mankind retreated indoors as the threat of coronavirus grew, we’ve drastically reduced our carbon footprint and given our planet some respite by stalling industrial activity. Although it has all…
The Journey Of Native Seedlings Beginning At Our SPAs
With inputs from Angela S., hobby botanist, database lead and volunteer at the Wetlands Centre. The thriving native plant life is what makes our wetlands places of immense beauty and wonder. Their roots nourish the land and help with nutrient…
Migratory Waterbirds: Bidding Au Revoir To The International Frequent Fliers
The wetlands around us are flush with islands of congregating waterbirds, many of which are visitors only passing through. We see 36 species of birds each year including plovers, sandpipers, stints, curlews and snipes. An additional 16 species visit us…
Our Wetlands In A Changing Climate
As ecosystems that thrive on so little, our wetlands are delicate. Yet they are abundant sources of water in this growingly water-starved world. They are carbon sinks, that remove and trap over 13% of the world’s carbon. They are biodiversity…