An important aspect of the restoration of Winton Wetlands is the re-establishment of native species local to the Wetlands. The availability of hollows as shelter and nesting sites for threatened tree-dwelling mammal species is vital to their persistence and movement through the landscape. Through the ‘That’s One Giant Leap’ project, funded by the Victorian State …
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Winton Wetlands and Friends of Winton Wetlands are creating ‘fish hotels' to restore aquatic habitat for threatened fish species such as the iconic Murray Cod
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30 November 2018 Frogs are a vital part of our ecosystem and are great indicators of the success of our restoration efforts. Frogs add to our biodiversity and are an important part of the food chain for birds, snakes and fish. “One species that has been lost from our site and also regionally is the …
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If you’re a fan of nature and love your creature comforts then our lux camping (almost glamping!) is for you! Our luxury 5m bell tents are pitched within a short walk or bike ride to the Mokoan Hub & Café. (open 7 days, 9am-4pm) Our pitch perfect luxury camping is the perfect way to switch off …
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If you’re looking for a unique venue to hold your meeting, function, conference or even a wedding, you can’t get more striking memorable than the Mokoan Hub & Cafe at Winton Wetlands. You will enjoy a distinctive atmosphere for you event – whether it be a small or large group. For your meeting or conference The …
Read moreAround the world places once used for industrial or agricultural purposes are being redeveloped in ways that make them valuable community assets and economic drivers. The Winton Wetlands Project is one of the world’s most significant environmental, social and economic renewal projects, whether measured by its environmental ambitions, its social and cultural significance, or its sheer scale.
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