Our camera traps – part of La Trobe University’s turtle research – have captured something very special: the Australian Little Bittern, a cryptic and endangered bird living quietly in our
Majestic in Flight: Wedge-Tailed Eagle at Winton Wetlands Spotted soaring high above Winton Wetlands – the incredible Wedge-Tailed Eagle, Australia’s largest bird of prey. With its impressive wingspan and keen
Tuesday 11th February marks the International Day of Women and Girls in Science, and we’re proud to showcase some of the incredible women on our restoration science team! Meet Miranda
World Wetlands Day – This Sunday! Did you know Sunday, February 2nd is World Wetlands Day? This year’s theme, ‘Protecting Wetlands for our Common Future’, is at the heart of
This week, Winton Wetlands is proud to be hosting VIPs –Very Important Parrots! The Critically Endangered Swift Parrot (Lathamus discolor) has been sighted feeding in Lemon-scented Gums around the Mokoan
BirdLife Australia Northern Reserves Nest Log and Nest Box Parks Victoria Volunteer Innovation Fund Project Nest Log Workshop 10.00 a.m. to 3.00 p.m. Saturday 27 April 2024 Winton Wetlands Education
At the end of each financial year many businesses do their annual stocktake. Winton Wetlands is not so different in some respects: but our annual “stocktake” consists of a whole
Winton Wetlands is undergoing what has been described as an “ecological growth spurt” following recent heavy rains. Latest counting by staff and volunteers on the wetlands reserve shows wildlife populations,
White-bellied Sea Eagles (WBSE) have been recently circling above Mokoan Ponds and Ashmead’s Swamp. Although this species has been spotted within the reserve in previous years, the WBSE is considered
High water levels around Winton Wetlands have made for a bumper bird count in the latest count performed by members of Bird Life Murray Goulburn. A number of species have