UMCN Strategic Plan 2021
We have developed the UMCN Strategic Plan 2021 to improve UMCN’s focus as a strong community network. The Upper Murrumbidgee Catchment Network (UMCN) will continue… Read More »UMCN Strategic Plan 2021
ACT Gov Invasive Plants Plan 2020-25
Steve Taylor is Program Leader with the ACT Invasive Plants Program. At our general meeting on 5th May he spoke to UMCN about the ACT… Read More »ACT Gov Invasive Plants Plan 2020-25
Landscape Recovery, Restoration and Resilience.
On the 21st of April UMCN held the first in our 2021 series of Mini-forums: Landscape Recovery, Restoration and Resilience. The presentations from the day… Read More »Landscape Recovery, Restoration and Resilience.
Bushfire Recovery in the Orroral Valley- where to next?
On Wednesday the 4th of November at our AGM we were joined by Peter Cotsell from the ACT Bushfire Recovery Taskforce. The video of his… Read More »Bushfire Recovery in the Orroral Valley- where to next?
Lyrebirds are important post-fire ecosystem engineers
Maisey, Alex C et al, ‘Foraging by an Avian Ecosystem Engineer Extensively Modifies the Litter and Soil Layer in Forest Ecosystems’ [2020] Ecological applications e02219 Lyrebirds are… Read More »Lyrebirds are important post-fire ecosystem engineers
Celebrating Our Catchment
This October-November-December, we are celebrating Resilience and Recovery in the Upper Murrumbidgee Catchment.
Fire impacts in the Upper Murrumbidgee Catchment
This post fire scene is in the Badja catchment north-east of Cooma. It was one of the most pristine catchments in the Upper Murrumbidgee.
