McMinns Lagoon Black-Footed Tree Rat Habitat Restoration, Darwin
Description
Wetlands play a critical role in flood mitigation, water and carbon storage, and supporting an abundance of unique local plant and animal species. Greater Darwin’s wetlands also have cultural significance to indigenous groups and other local residents of Darwin. They support healthy community wellbeing through providing learning, tourism and recreational opportunities. They also provide an accessible point of access to nature and wildlife for people living in urban areas. Conservation Volunteers are building a sustainable strategy for the management of this area and invite volunteers to be a part of this management with activities including weed removal, watering, tree trimming, track maintenance, tree planting, wildlife monitoring and surveys (native frogs), and much more. The main aim of this project is to undertake activities to assist in restoring habitat for the Black-Footed Tree Rat.
For further information please contact our Darwin Office on 08 8981 3206 or email darwin@conservationvolunteers.com.au
Useful Information
Please wear a long sleeved shirt, long pants, enclosed shoes, hat, water bottle and a lunch. All tools are provided.
For further information please contact our Darwin Office on 08 8981 3206 or email darwin@conservationvolunteers.com.au
Contact
- Juliet
- Phone: (08) 8981 3206
- Phone: 0428533049
- Email: darwin@cva.org.au
- Website: http://conservationvolunteers.com.au/get-involved/volunteer/northern-territory/
- Cost: Contact Provider
- Booking required
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5 Dreamtime Drive, McMinns Lagoon, NT Dreamtime Drive, Mcminns Lagoon, Northern Territory, Australia
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