LAMP Post Newsletter

The LAMP Post newsletter provides updates on the Burrumbuttock Squirrel Glider LAMP project. Please contact the project officer (see contact details below) if you would like to:

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Newsletters

 

In the News

Burrumbuttock squirrel gliders helped by connecting NSW tree corridors

 

 

Burrumbuttock Bus Shelter

Fact Sheet

Facts about Squirrel Gliders, their threats and where to find them in the greater Burrumbuttock region.

LAMP Poster

An overview of the project and among other things outlines the steps involved, the progress so far and where to next for this threatened species.

Habitat Management Guide

Facts about Squirrel Gliders, their threats and where to find them in the greater Burrumbuttock region.

Gliding to a better future

An interactive multi-touch book on the ecology and management of Squirrel Gliders. Available for iPads.

2015 to 2018 landholder achievements

Download our book: Burrumbuttock landholders continue their commitment to a landscape with Squirrel Gliders

Activities for kids

We have a range of educational activities and student created books available for schools.

 

The story of a new born Squirrel Glider’s journey to maturity.

Nest Hollows in Southern NSW

This short film clip talks about the importance of tree hollows in our landscape. There are multiple animals that rely on tree hollows which includes our Squirrel Gliders. Learn more about why hollows are important and how we can ensure they remain part of our natural landscape. This film clip was produced by Petuarus Education group with funding from Riverina Local Land Services, Murray Local Land Services and Murrumbidgee Landcare Inc.

Squirrel Glider Rescue and Release

This short film clip follows the process of rescuing a Squirrel Glider, which was found caught on a barbed-wire fence, and through to its release back into the bush. We would like to thank Hazel Cook from WIRES and Dr Nadine Miller from the Family Vet Centre in Albury for caring for our injured wildlife.