Grab your binoculars and look out for the 176 identified species that call Wonga home.
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The water bringing new life to this beautiful area isn't from the river - it's from the city's reclaimed water treatment system
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We are focused on creating a future that enhances Wonga Wetlands.
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The region is alive with hundreds of species of wildlife, supporting over 350 varieties of birds, as well as many species of mammals, reptiles and fish.
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Wonga Wetlands is available to visit all year round and matches the natural wetting and drying cycle of a floodplain so your experience will continue to change.
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Wonga Wetlands has a vast history, from the original inhabitants the Wiradjuri people to the early European settlers.
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Our vision and plan for the future of Wonga Wetlands, a living example of conservation and innovation in our city.
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Find out more about our sustainable solution to wastewater management and other hands-on environmental education programs and research opportunities.
Learn MoreNow you know more about Wonga, grab your hat and sunscreen - or raincoat and umbrella, and explore. Enjoy this glorious part of Albury that is looking good and doing good!
Explore the wetlandsThe constant wetting and drying cycle of the wetlands keeps bird numbers and diversity higher than a natural system, which creates a more intense opportunity for bird watching. With over 154 identified bird species Wonga Wetlands is a birdwatchers paradise
Located, downstream from Albury along the floodplain of the Murray River, Wonga Wetlands is one of the city's must-see destinations.
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