The Nature ConservationWorkingGroup (NCWG) is a non-government, non-profit, environmental group that iscomprised of several like-minded landholders who have a desire to ensure the survival of the iconic Bush Stone-curlew.
The NCWG supports a captive breeding program for these endangered birds within the Murray Catchment of NSW. Each year this program breeds around 10 young Bush Stone-curlews which are subsequently released into the wild at specially selected release sites containing suitable habitat for the young Bush Stone-curlews.
Our main aim is to establish several viable pockets of these endangered birds within South Eastern Australia, an undertaking that will help enhance the Bush Stone-curlew’s chance of survival for the enjoyment of future generations.
If you'd like any further information on this project contact us at ...
The Secretary
Nature Conservation Working Group
Mrs Jan Lubke
C/- "Bonnie Rise"
Jindera NSW
PH/Fax: (02) 6026 2282
Email: ncwg@bushstonecurlew.com.au
About NCWG
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The Nature Conservation Working Group (NCWG) is a non-government, non-profit, environmental group that is comprised of several like-minded landholders who have a desire to ensure the survival of the iconic Bush Stone-curlew.
The NCWG supports a captive breeding program for these endangered birds within the Murray Catchment of NSW. Each year this program breeds around 10 young Bush Stone-curlews which are subsequently released into the wild at specially selected release sites containing suitable habitat for the young Bush Stone-curlews.
Our main aim is to establish several viable pockets of these endangered birds within South Eastern Australia, an undertaking that will help enhance the Bush Stone-curlew’s chance of survival for the enjoyment of future generations.