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Nature Conservation Working Group has produced resources to help students and the community learn more about Bush stone-curlews and their conservation.
Nature Conservation Working Group has produced resources to help students and the community learn more about Bush stone-curlews and their conservation.
Learning about Bush Stone-curlews school resource
Learning about Bush Stone-curlews school resource
Are you a teacher or a student and want to know more about Bush stone-curlew conservation?
The ‘Learning about Bush Stone-curlews’ Schools resource includes a wide range of activities to help students learn about curlews, and the main issues facing their survival in southern Australia.
The resource is aimed at students from Years 3 to 7, but there are activities relevant to a wide range of ages and interests.
View an online interactive version of the resource.
Or download the interactive PDF HERE.
‘Saving the Bush Stone-curlew’ brochure
‘Saving the Bush Stone-curlew’ brochure
Nature Conservation Working Group and Murray Local Land Services have developed a brochure about bush stone-curlews, and practical information about how to help conserve curlews on your property.
Contact us if you would like us to email you a copy, or send you a printed version.
Watch a video about the curlew conservation program
Watch a video about the curlew conservation program
Watch a video from 2011 outlining the Nature Conservation Working Group's bush stone-curlew conservation project including the captive breeding and release program.
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