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Upper Murrumbidgee Catchment Network2 days ago
It’s a bumper year for Bogong moths — and researchers are working to uncover the secrets of their incredible journey!
A Western Sydney University PhD researcher is helping uncover their migration routes and breeding grounds — mysteries scientists are still working to solve.
Live within 250 km of Canberra? You could become a Bogong Lantern Keeper! 🔦 By recording moth sightings, you can contribute valuable observations to this important research and help scientists better understand these remarkable travellers.
After dramatic population declines in recent years, this season’s bumper return is encouraging, but there is still so much to learn about the future of this threatened species.
Get involved, become a Lantern Keeper and help shed light on the Bogong moth’s amazing migration! 🌿
Read the full story and find out more 👇
A Western Sydney University PhD researcher is helping uncover their migration routes and breeding grounds — mysteries scientists are still working to solve.
Live within 250 km of Canberra? You could become a Bogong Lantern Keeper! 🔦 By recording moth sightings, you can contribute valuable observations to this important research and help scientists better understand these remarkable travellers.
After dramatic population declines in recent years, this season’s bumper return is encouraging, but there is still so much to learn about the future of this threatened species.
Get involved, become a Lantern Keeper and help shed light on the Bogong moth’s amazing migration! 🌿
Read the full story and find out more 👇

Moth man scales six peaks as bogongs return in force | Region Canberra
As thousands of bogong moths coated walls, windows and eaves across NSW, startling residents and setting social media alight, Connor…

