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Community connections

Community is an important concept in heritage identification, assessment, and conservation. After all, it is those communities that value heritage that conserve heritage.

Working with local communities over the years has led to some enduring community connections from frogs to dragon boating and all things in between.

The Corroboree Frog conservation and captive breeding program.

Corroboree Frog species are threatened with extinction. The Southern and Northern Corroboree Frogs are listed as Critically Endangered at a state, national, and international level. Annual surveys of all known sites for the Southern Corroboree Frog suggest that this species is perilously close to extinction in the wild.

https://www.corroboreefrog.org.au

The Queanbeyan Koori Touch Football Competition

This is a community project aimed at promoting health, fitness and unity within the Indigenous community of Queanbeyan (Pictured: Project Co-ordinator Tianna House, Photo: Kim Pham, Queanbeyan Age).

Berry Landcare

NOHC contributed support and expertise in a Berry Landcare initiated dendrochronological analysis of a sample from the ‘Bum Tree’ formerly situated on the Crooked River Road, near Gerroa, NSW.

Diamond Phoenix Dragon Boat Club 2010-2011

NOHC loves the Diamond Phoenix Dragon Boat Club and have even spent a few hours as a group learning the basics of dragon boating on Lake Burley in Canberra. Nicola Hayes our associate Director is an avid dragon boat athlete.

www.revolutionise.com.au/diamondphoenix

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