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AWARDS 

Granted
$3000 in 2010 by Landcare NSW as part of the Communities in Landscapes program,
to help regenerate endangered Yellow Box - Red Gum grassy woodland. More... Donated
$400 in 2011 by Dimor P/L via the ACT
NRM Council for NRM activities on Red Hill. Awarded $500
in 2011 for ACT Landcare Community
Group of the Year 
The
Return Eagles
appeared suddenly on the hill yesterday flying still in the wind two sets
of black wings held fingers spread like on an ancient shield. Today they
perch on strong talons, crooked beaks taunted by miniature magpies. Decades
back on a family trip we saw eagles strung dead wing tip to wing tip on
miles of barbed fences. Sheep grazed the dry grass behind. Deaths for crimes
against rural livelihood were later eclipsed by DDT. For years a reclusive
pair of survivors has worked the roads from Mugga Ridge to the south. Each
year they send their young to fly until this season with good rains for growth
and food for extra chicks returns wedge-taileds to Red Hill. Paul
Williamson Garran | LATEST
NEWS FROM THE RED HILL BUSH REGENERATION GROUP
Welcome
to the ACT Red Hill Bush Regeneration Group You
are welcome to join our monthly activities. We carry out bush regeneration work
within the Red Hill Nature Reserve on the 1st
Sunday of each month, from 9am to 12:30, except for January. By joining
the Group, you will automatically be advised of any Group activities and their
locations. You will also be supporting the preservation and conservation of a
vital ecosystem and recreational resource. Archive: |