A brighter future for our turtles
Update : 15th February 2025 We’re thrilled to share that 201 turtle hatchlings have emerged from our Turtle Islands! These tiny champions are a huge step forward in our mission
15 February 2025
Category: Turtles
We love our turtles!
At Winton Wetlands we love our turtles, we don’t like the foxes though as they eat up to 95% of the Turtle eggs laid. One of the main reasons for
15 November 2024
Turtles take to island living for World Environment Day
‘Turtle Island’ may sound like the name of a fabulous resort or maybe even a new TV reality show – but in fact it’s the name of a serious initiative
5 June 2024
Summer Newsletter is here!
Click here to download our Summer 2023 Newsletter Posted 18 December 2023
18 December 2023
Wetlands supporters praised for “exceptional” contributions
Winton Wetlands management has praised the “exceptional levels” of support and contribution given by volunteers and supporters toward the success of its recent Wild Week public event. Wild Week, held
5 December 2023
Did you know?
… that important revegetation work at Winton Wetlands has been paid for by fines against local polluters, in a scheme supported by EPA Victoria? … that North Central Catchment Management
24 November 2023
Yes, we have TURTLES!
In line with Turtle Month, Winton Wetlands has REAL LIVE TURTLES on hand this coming Saturday 25 November 2025 as part of the public open day that’s happening to close
20 November 2023
Winton Wetlands is going WILD!
Winton Wetlands, the most ambitious wetland restoration project in the southern hemisphere, is set to go fully WILD for a week from November 20-25. Winton Wetlands Wild Week is
26 October 2023
What to do if you hit wildlife
Some useful information from Wildlife Victoria on what to do in the event of a road accident involving wildlife. Worth sharing. Some useful videos are also available: https://www.wildlifevictoria.org.au/…/how-to-help-videos And here
13 April 2023
Growth Spurt delivering major benefits
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,
9 November 2022
