Rabbit Control Bootcamp
South Gippsland Landcare in collaboration with the Victorian Rabbit Action Group (VRAN) is hosting a comprehensive rabbit control course, also known as the Rabbit Bootcamp. The bootcamp spans 2 days
South Gippsland Landcare in collaboration with the Victorian Rabbit Action Group (VRAN) is hosting a comprehensive rabbit control course, also known as the Rabbit Bootcamp. The bootcamp spans 2 days
We have a few people to congratulate this month.First, Stuart Inchley (who spoke at last year’s AGM), Victoria Johnson and the rest of the team at Tarwin Forest Guardians whose
After 6 farm visits and theory sessions course participants met at the Leongatha Tennis Club to for the 7th and final session to finalize their plans and set goals for
Our Eastern Facilitator Nick Stephens presented at the National Landcare Conference on some local experiences using technology as part of community-led deer control efforts. Technology discussed includes the free phone
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
Last Sunday we had a great morning out searching for platypus on the upper Tarwin River at Hallston. A lucky few actually got to see a platypus while we all
Welcome to another year of Landcare!
We’re aiming for 2025 to be the Year of the Biolink. READ MORE in our latest newsletter.
As part of SGLN’s Multispecies Coaching Program, we’ve put together this new case study featuring three farmers who are participating in the project. Two of these farmers come from conventional
After wrapping up its successful Green Dams project in June 2024, South Gippsland Landcare Network (SGLN) has received a second round of funding from the Victoria Drought Resilience Adoption &
Wow! So many events on offer this holiday period! Well done to the SGLN team for making them happen.Our first BPP Implementation Workshop was held last week with representatives from
How good was our AGM? I hope everyone who attended enjoyed it as much as I did. A big shout out to our organising committee, Dave and staff from Open Gippsland and
Only a few more sleeps until our AGM! Leongatha’a hidden gem – the Open Gippsland Lounge Bar – is opening especially for us, and our guest speaker, Stuart Inchley, is guaranteed to entertain and inspire you.
You may be aware of the imminent threat of Avian Flu (HPAI) strain H5N1 (clade 2.3.4.4 b) which has been decimating wildlife overseas. The Invasive Species Council has produced an
We have a fabulous venue and speaker booked for our AGM so make sure you put Tuesday, 15 October in your diary. You won’t be disappointed!Our Partnerships Against Pests pest and
August updates from South Gippsland Landcare Network: Pedal & Plant success, grants announced, new programs and more!
The turbines were operating at almost maximum capacity when members of the Tarwin Landcare Group (TLG) visited the Bald Hills Wind Farm (BHWF) last week.
The Farm Business Resilience Program supports farmers to develop the knowledge and skills they need to improve their farm business and be better equipped to manage the impacts of seasonal conditions and a changing climate. Agriculture Victoria, in partnership with the ION Group,
We’re finishing the financial year on a positive note with three items of news. Find out more in our latest newsletter.
Our ‘Pedal and Plant’ returns for National Tree Day in 2024 – promoting mental health by encouraging people to get outdoors and enjoy the Great Southern Rail Trail. This years
Winter is suppost to be a slow time of year but at SGLN, we’re busier than ever! Catch up on the latest in our June Newsletter!
We are seeking community and stakeholder feedback on the final draft of the BPP.
As the end of the financial year approaches, please consider donating to the South Gippsland Landcare Fund.
Please join us and share your feedback on the BPP at a Community Information Session on Wednesday 5 June from 10am to 12noon at the Korumburra Community Centre.
Congratulations to everyone who submitted a Victorian Landcare Grant application. There are some amazing projects being developed across the Network. Read more in the May newsletter.
South Gippsland Landcare Network (SGLN) wrapped up its highly successful Green Dams Project with an on-farm field day that featured an interesting mix of research and practical experience. For those
Protecting biodiversity has never been more important which is why South Gippsland Landcare Network (SGLN) is developing a Biodiversity Protection Plan to guide a coordinated response in improving the natural environment.
A flotilla of kayakers, all wearing ‘I love the Tarwin’ t-shirts, explored the lower reaches of South Gippsland’s largest river system last week.
Catch up on the latest in South Gippsland Landcare news in our March update.
As part of the Farmers Digging Deeper project, SGLN established a demonstration site at the Tracy dairy farm at Waratah Bay. Working with farmers Stu, Jacqui and Angus, and with
SGLN staff and board are diving back into work this month with a board meeting on 6 February and a staff action planning day on the 14th.
We have a lot of exciting projects on the agenda for 2024. They include presenting our Biodiversity Protection Plan (BPP) to key agency stakeholders this month for discussion at a workshop in March.
Taking action for biodiversity and Biodiversity Protection Plan (BPP) update.
We love our Strzelecki koalas in South Gippsland, and they are very active at the moment.
We are kicking off the year with a short update to highlight some of the great summer events and activities, wildlife to watch out for, project updates, grants and programs currently open, a handy new weed scanning and reporting app and of course a reminder of all the fantastic resources we have on our website to answer all your local Landcare queries.
We are excited to introduce a new way to turn your trash into trees (specifically your cans and bottles).
Weeds are always a hot topic over the spring and summer months. Don’t forget to explore the wealth of valuable resources available on our website, offering answers to all your
It’s December! Read our latest update for all your Landcare news and events.
Catch up on the latest from South Gippsland Landcare Network in our November Newsletter
All members of SGLN are warmly invited to attend this meeting. Our special guest speaker is Anthony Amis, a seasoned conservationist with decades of experience, who will share insights on his impactful work.
On Tuesday 26 September SGLN held an online webinar giving members the opportunity to engage with two respected First Nations leaders, Troy McDonald and Jamie WIlliamson. Troy is a Kurnai