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PlaceStories is supporting the storytelling, networking and digital communication needs of community organisations, government agencies and others who work with communities, particularly rural and regional areas. (more...). The Molonglo Catchment Group is member of the Landcare ACT PlaceStories community. If you would like to create a PlaceStory, download the software and manual from the PlaceStories website after registering in the Landcare ACT community. Contact the Molonglo Catchment Coordinator if you would like to publish a story on the MCG website. The Molonglo Catchment Group has published the stories listed below. About the Molonglo Catchment Group The Molonglo Catchment Group is one of three community-based catchment groups in the ACT. All catchment group areas cross over the NSW border, however the Molonglo Catchment is largely in NSW. The catchment groups act as umbrella groups for the many Landcare and other natural resource management (NRM) interest groups in their geographical area. The Molonglo Catchment Group was formed in late 2003 as a network of Landcare and Park Care groups in the Molonglo Catchment. Our role is to help these groups promote and undertake environmental protection and enhancement within the catchment. The Group has been supported by the ACT and Australian Governments’ environmental programs. Along the Molonglo at Floriade 2009 Each Spring the Molonglo Catchment Group and the Artists Society of Canberra challenge artists to capture the spirit of the Molonglo. The works are exhibited for a week at Floriade, on the shores of Lake Burley Griffin, iconic heart of the nation's capital. During that week, the Molonglo Catchment Group and other community groups give presentations and provide information about management of our natural resources. David Street Wetland, O'Connor - A Retrofitted Wetland This interview with Jennie Gilles was recorded on 6 February 2004 by ABC 666 Local Radio's Claire Gorman. This PlaceStory is the first of two that accompany "Frogs of the ACT region - A Glovebox Guide". The guide is an easy to use field guide to assist in the identification of selected frogs of the ACT and surrounding areas. In this PlaceStory John Wombey explains why frogs call and why the calls are the best means of identifying frogs. The guide was produced by the Molonglo Catchment Group with the cooperation of Frogwatch ACT and Forde Developments. This PlaceStory is the second that accompanies "Frogs of the ACT region - A Glovebox Guide". The guide is an easy to use field guide to assist in the identification of selected frogs of the ACT and surrounding areas. This PlaceStory puts the frog calls with the images from the guide. The guide was produced by the Molonglo Catchment Group with the cooperation of Frogwatch ACT and Forde Developments. This trailer has been designed for Landcare and Parkcare groups in the ACT Region to utilise at field days and displays. It comes with a stand-alone display system, brochure holders, tables and chairs and a range of posters and brochures. It may be booked through the Molonglo Catchment Coordinator. |
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