A Welcome to the Friends of Truganina Wetland.
We are a local community environmental group interested in the care and sustainability of this unique ecosystem..
Acknowledgement of Country
We would like to acknowledge and pay our respects the First Nations people that have lived on and cared for this land from time immemorial.
We acknowledge the Bunurong people of the Kulin Nation as the traditional owners of this land and acknowledge their connection to this land and waters and pay our respects to Elders past, present and emerging.
Why is Truganina Wetlands important?
Coming soon- The wetlands history and bioversity profile, including the importance of endangered migratory shorebirds and other endangered species.
Community Engagement and caring for this unique place.
Coming soon – Information regarding working bees, plantings, the entrance beautification and natural habitat support, the signs project showcasing key features of this unique area and the species it’s supports.
Invasive species study and management
Coming soon- Fox predation, the impact of Starling and Raven populations upon vulnerable endangered birds like the Australasian Bittern and red capped plovers
The Altona Skipper Butterfly
coming soon- notes from the field.
The Migratory Shorebirds and local birds.
Coming soon- Bird Count and Health check.
Development of wren and small bird habitat, plover shelters and more
The waters ecosystems of Truganina Wetlands
Fish, insect and Frog life coming soon.
Resource Library
Coming Soon
Bird Count
- Birds in Truganina Swamp
- Awareness as Ramsar Site
- A world of thought-provoking articles.
- Case studies that celebrate architecture.
- Exclusive access to design insights.