Vegetation and Waterways
Downloadable Factsheets
- Plant Species Guide
- Indigenous Plants of South Gippsland Shire
- Remnant Vegetation (in .pdf format)
- Water Information Sheet (in .pdf format)
- Establishing shelterbelts on land used in a primary production business. Can I claim a tax deduction? What you need to know (in .pdf format)
- Enhancing Farm Dams – Sustainable Farms Guide
- Fire Wise Garden Design
- Fire Wise Shelterbelt Design
Threatened Species in South Gippsland
The information here includes a map and spreadsheet of threatened species records in the Victorian Biodiversity Atlas by Landcare Group. It is a resource for Landcare groups and individuals that would like to know which threatened species have been recorded in their patch. It might inspire further monitoring or thinking about what these species might need in terms of habitat.
The map shows some of the most commonly occurring species across the SGLN region. These resources have been developed as part of SGLN’s Biodiversity Protection Plan.
Videos
Local Threatened Species
Giant Earthworms
Burrowing Crayfish
Regenerative Grazing Management
Monitoring Wildlife with Camera Traps
Part 2: Fauna – Venus Bay to Waratah Bay
Part 3: Setting Up A Camera Trap
Part 4: Technologies for Citizen Scientists
Wildlife videos from SGLN’s Citizen Science Fauna Monitoring Project
Coastal Garden Case Studies
A series of six videos showcasing local gardens created using indigenous and native Australian plants. Each gardener shares the stories behind their garden, their plant choices and advice for new gardeners. The videos are especially valuable for people dealing with the challenges of coastal gardens – wind, sandy soils, wind, salt and more wind! They were produced by Tarwin Landcare Group with the assistance of a South Gippsland Shire Council Community Grant.
Suzanne and John’s Garden: Walkerville
Ray and Debbie’s Wetland: Lower Tarwin
Karen and John’s Wetland: Middle Tarwin
Jill and Gary’s Garden – Bear Gully
Deb and Nick’s Garden Venus Bay
Jillian and Bruce’s Garden. Cape Liptrap, Tarwin Lower
Fire Wise Project
Fire Wise Demo Sites