SOUTH GIPPSLAND LANDCARE NETWORK

A network of 16 groups in the South Gippsland area

About us

The South Gippsland Landcare Network (SGLN) was formed in 1995 and today is made up of 16 groups and over 400 families who manage and farm the land.

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Join up

Join your local Landcare group or the Network.

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Network notes

Our monthly e-newsletter. Click here for past issues, or to sign up.

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Donate to SGLN

A donation to the SGLN fund helps us care for the environment. Our ‘Trees for life’ campaign is currently open for your generous contribution. Thank you!

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Contact us

Address: 2 Bellingham St, Leongatha.
Office hours vary so appointments are essential.

For General Enquiries, contact Glenn- (m) 0428 427004 (e) glenn@sgln.net.au

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Volunteering

Interested in Volunteering with us?

That’s wonderful! It’s always great to have extra hands on deck, right across our organisation.

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South Gippsland Landcare Network

South Gippsland Landcare Network shared a post.

Still a few spots left at the Water Management in a Changing Climate day coming up THIS FRIDAY.
Declan McDonald will be talking about rebuilding the soil carbon sponge using regenerative agricultural practices. Plus other great speakers and topics. Check out the flyer for the link to register. Might see you there!

Bass Coast Landcare Network

There are a few spaces left for the 'On-Farm Water Management in a Changing Climate' field day.

We have some great speakers, including Graeme Anderson from AgVic who will be discussing changing rainfall patterns for Southern Gippsland as well as Declan McDonald, Senior Soil Scientist from SESL, who will be speaking on securing water on your property through regenerative agriculture practices.

This is sure to be a very interesting and informative event, click below to register!

We hope to see some of you there.

https://www.basscoastlandcare.org.au/newsandevents/on-farm-water-management-in-a-changing-climate-field-day

South Gippsland Landcare Network
Federation University Australia
RMIT University
Bass Coast Shire Council
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South Gippsland Landcare Network

DID YOU KNOW....the following weeds have been idenified as a major threat to the South Gippsland region include:
* Ragwort;
* Blackberry;
* varouis Thistle species;
* various Broom species;
* Spanish Heath;
* Boxthorn;
* Gorse;
* Willows
Under the Catchment and Land Protection Act 1994, all landholders and public land managers are responsible for weed control and management on their property.

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South Gippsland Landcare Network updated their cover photo.

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