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Sloane’s Froglet citizen science walk at the Kiewa River, Bonegilla

Name: Sloane’s Froglet citizen science walk at the Kiewa River, Bonegilla
Start: 2024-08-17T16:00:00+10:00
End: 2024-08-17T17:30:00+10:00
Location: Gullifer Lane rail trail access, Bonegilla

17 August @ 4:00 pm - 5:30 pm

Wodonga Landcare are proud to partner with with Australian Conservation Foundation Community Albury-Wodonga Region (ACR-AWR) for this exciting, nature-based, citizen science event.

Wodonga Landcare project officer, Karen Retra will take us on a beautiful, slow, approximately 2.5 km walk and show us how to use the FrogID app to record your important citizen scientist findings. We hope you will hear the call of the endangered Sloane’s Froglet!

We will also enjoy Karen’s passion for many aspects of our local environment as we walk the High Country Rail Trail near Killara (pictured).

There’s more information about the Sloane’s Champions project and how to use the FrogID app on the Wodonga Landcare website that you may want to check before attending the event.

Places are limited so be quick to RSVP. You’ll receive more information about getting to the event and what to bring once you RSVP.

More INFORMATION:

https://www.acf.org.au/champions_for_nature_-_sloane_s_froglet_citizen_science_with_karen_retra_wqbt-jlsmhqg1i4-acu5sg

Venue:

Gullifer Lane rail trail access, Bonegilla

Gullifer Lane rail trail access
Bonegilla, Victoria Australia

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