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.
Our work is carried out with the support of a wide range of partners including:
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
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.
Our work is carried out with the support of a wide range of partners including: