Free net-swap to save wildlife

Free net-swap to save wildlife

Casey Council has joined a ‘net swap’ program to help protect wildlife such as the threatened grey-headed flying-foxes colony in Myuna Wetlands, Doveton. The council is a partner with the state’s Conservation Regulator in the campaign for residents to exchange illegal fruit-tree netting for wildlife-safe netting for free. Wildlife continues to be trapped in illegal […]

Net swap to save wildlife | Brimbank & North West

As the warmer months approach, backyards across Melbourne are about to become safer havens for native animals. An expansion of the Net Swap program is encouraging residents to exchange their illegal fruit tree netting for wildlife-friendly alternatives. “After the success of the pilot program, we’re pleased to expand Net Swap to more councils, helping even […] The post Net swap to save wildlife appeared first on Brimbank & North West