Landholders, volunteers, and works crews from both the Bass Coast Landcare Network and Bunurong Land Council Aboriginal Corporation came together to plant over 5,500 indigenous species alongside known Giant Gippsland
SGLN UPDATE – AUGUST 2025: Celebrating Pedal & Plant and Community Success
Trees do a lot more than just take root. Trees on farms improve biodiversity, enhance soils, and sequester carbon all while improving farm productivity and health. Catch up on this
I am pleased to announce that South Gippsland Landcare Network has committed to proceeding with the remaining works for the development of a Biolinks Map for South Gippsland.So far with
The highly variable and extreme hot-dry-cold-wet-windy conditions South Gippsland has experienced this year highlight the need for good shelter to protect livestock, pasture and soils. Data collected across the world
I’m pleased to announce that South Gippsland Shire Council (SGSC) has endorsed our Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) to help achieve the environmental goals set out in its Council Plan and Environmental Framework. READ MORE>>
Did you know the Giant Gippsland Earthworm (GGE) is only found in south-west Gippsland? Growing up to 2 metres long, this underground giant is a natural wonder — but the future
Another busy month for SGLN!Our BPP is, as we had intended, providing us with a solid base to shape future activities. Our Biolinks Mapping process is underway and we are
April Landcare News is here!
Workshops, grants, local events, and ways to support Landcare in South Gippsland—including tax-deductible donations to on-ground projects.
‘m excited to announce that we have started work on the scoping and consultation phases for the development of a Biolinks Map for South Gippsland. We are using a scientific process
