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SUMMARY:Farm Walk : Creating Wetlands & Protecting Paddock Trees
DESCRIPTION:We are supporting a Poowong beef farmer with two on-farm demonstration sites: creating a wetland in a boggy paddock\, and fencing a threatened Strzelecki Gum paddock tree. \nJoin us to see what’s planned for these sites and how we’re going about it — plus the chance to explore a sustainable\, resilient\, and productive farm in action. \nREGISTER HERE \nWhat to expect \n\nWetland Ecologist David Carew will walk us through the plan to transform a boggy\, unproductive paddock into a seasonal wetland.\nEcologist Alison Oates will guide you through identifying local eucalypts — including the threatened Strzelecki Gum and Southern Bluegum — and discuss the benefits of fencing off paddock trees for long-term shade and biodiversity.\nProperty owner Scott Bentleigh will share his experience growing multispecies crops and integrating agroforestry on his property.\n\nLunch and refreshments included. Please notify us of any dietary requirements. \nAddress provided upon registration. \nREGISTER HERE \nThis event is supported by the Australian Government through the National Heritage Trust under the Climate-Smart Agriculture Program.
URL:https://www.sgln.net.au/event/farm-walk-creating-wetlands-protecting-paddock-trees/
LOCATION:Poowong\, Poowong\, VIC\, 3988\, Australia
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DTEND;TZID=Australia/Melbourne:20260620T130000
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SUMMARY:Electro Fishing on the Tarwin - See What's Beneath the Surface!
DESCRIPTION:Attention fishing and river enthusiasts! \nJoin South Gippsland Landcare Network along with Austral Consulting for a live electrofishing demonstration and discover what fish species call the Tarwin River home. \nElectrofishing is a safe and effective method that uses an electric current to temporarily stun fish\, helping scientists understand fish populations and improve habitats. This family-friendly event offers a rare opportunity to learn about river health\, water quality\, and the native aquatic life of the Tarwin River. \nThe West Gippsland Catchment Management Authority will be there to share river knowledge and answer any questions. \nA light lunch will also be provided. \nREGISTER HERE! \nWe can’t wait to see you there! \nFor further info\, please email morgan@sgln.net.au \nThis event is made possible by the West Gippsland Catchment Management Authority and OzFish.
URL:https://www.sgln.net.au/event/electro-fishing-on-the-tarwin-see-whats-beneath-the-surface/
LOCATION:Tarwin Lower Boat Ramp\, Tarwin Lower Road\, Tarwin Lower\, VIC\, 3956\, Australia
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DTSTART;TZID=Australia/Melbourne:20260622T103000
DTEND;TZID=Australia/Melbourne:20260622T143000
DTSTAMP:20260609T001304Z
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SUMMARY:Drought Resilience - Real water solutions for all farmers
DESCRIPTION:At this Greening Dams event our key presenter is Jen Smith from the Gippsland Ag Group. Jen has over 20 years experience in beef and sheep farming. \nJen will discuss ways to increase water quality on your property and ensure supply to stock\, and  will share her personal experiences navigating drought and bushfire recovery. \nWe will also visit a nearby property to look at some innovative solutions to water management and see one of our 2026 case study sites. \n  \nLunch and refreshments provided – please email dietary requirements to kirby@sgln.net.au \n  \nThis project is supported by SGLN\, through funding from the Australian Government’s Future Drought Fund\, the Victoria Drought Resilience Adoption & Innovation Hub (Vic Hub) and Food & Fibre Gippsland as the South-East Node of the Vic Hub.
URL:https://www.sgln.net.au/event/drought-resilience-real-water-solutions-for-all-farmers/
LOCATION:Dumbalk Hall\, 29 - 31 Farmers Road\, Dumbalk East\, VIC\, 3956\, Australia
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DTSTART;TZID=Australia/Melbourne:20260624T103000
DTEND;TZID=Australia/Melbourne:20260624T140000
DTSTAMP:20260608T235619Z
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SUMMARY:How (and Why) to Kill a Fox
DESCRIPTION:Foxes are declared pest animals in Victoria and are thought to have played a major part in the demise and extinction of many ground-dwelling native species in the last 130 years.\n\nThey cost an estimated $17.5 million in sheep production losses and $190 million in environmental impacts.\n\nAt this workshop\, you’ll hear from Aaron Stephens Bass Coast Landcare Network’s Invasive Species team for a demonstration on planning and implementing a fox control program\, followed by a walk at Bald Hills Wetland.\n\nNo live baits for poisons will be used at this event. If you have concerns about the safety of using baiting as a control method\, this is the perfect event to come to and ask questions.\n\n Lunch IncludedREGISTER HERE:https://events.humanitix.com/how-to-kill-a-fox\nThis project is supported by the Victorian Government through the Partnerships against Pests program. Image: AgVic.
URL:https://www.sgln.net.au/event/how-and-why-to-kill-a-fox/
LOCATION:Tarwin Lower Hall\, 27 River Drive\, Tarwin Lower\, VIC\, 3956\, Australia
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DTSTART;TZID=Australia/Melbourne:20260721T100000
DTEND;TZID=Australia/Melbourne:20260721T130000
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SUMMARY:Bugs Eating Your Pasture? Practical Integrated Pest Management
DESCRIPTION:Want to better understand what’s happening in your pasture\, and how to make more informed pest management decisions? \nJoin South Gippsland Landcare Network for an informative field day with leading Australian Integrated Pest Management (IPM) specialist Dr Paul Horne from IPM Technologies. \nREGISTER HERE \nPaul will be talking about pest management with minimal reliance on insecticides – called Integrated Pest Management (IPM). IPM involves using naturally occurring biological control agents and management techniques to either encourage beneficial species or discourage pests. If insecticides are involved it is as a support tool and not the mainstay of pest management. Correct identification of both pest and beneficial species is important and this means being able to recognise all life stages from egg to adult. \nLearn more about some of the common pest insects that may be impacting your pasture\, such as slugs\, redlegged earth mite\, blue oat mite\, blackheaded cockchafer and lucerne flea. \nThe session is aimed at beef\, dairy and pasture-based farmers\, but is open to anyone who is interested. Paul will be talking about: \n• Common pasture pests and the damage they cause\n• Beneficial insects and the role they play in pest control\n• Monitoring techniques to assess what is happening in your paddocks\n• The impact of pesticides on pest and beneficial species\n• Practical IPM strategies to reduce pest pressure and support healthier pastures \nThe day will include a presentation followed by a paddock walk\, giving you the chance to identify insects in the field and discuss practical management options relevant to your farm. \nMorning tea and lunch provided. \nThis event is supported by the Australian Government through funding from the National Heritage Trust under the Climate-Smart Agriculture Program
URL:https://www.sgln.net.au/event/whats-eating-your-pasture-practical-integrated-pest-management/
LOCATION:Ruby Public Hall\, Dykes Road\, Ruby\, VIC\, 3953\, Australia
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260726
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20260727
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SUMMARY:Pedal + Plant 2026
DESCRIPTION:Love the Great Southern Rail Trail? Help us plant 1500 trees along it this National Tree Day! \nMake a morning of it – ride\, walk or run to this free community event in Nyora. \nDetails: Planting will take place between 10:30 am–12:30 pm\, followed by a FREE lunch. This is a family-friendly event and participation of all ages is encouraged – kids can get creative decorating tree guards. \nMeet: The site is located behind\, and accessible via\, the Nyora Recreation Reserve\, Grundy Avenue\, Nyora. \nPlease bring: BYO gloves\, sturdy\, closed-toe shoes\, waterbottles\, sunscreen\, insect repellent. \nRegistration essential – can’t wait to see you there! \nThis event is brought to you by South Gippsland Landcare Network\, Loch-Nyora Landcare Group\, South Gippsland Seed Bank\, South Gippsland Shire Council\, Melbourne Water and the Victorian State Government. \nChildren and young people must be accompanied and supervised by a parent or carer at all times. By attending this event\, you consent to being photographed. Images may be used for promotional purposes by the organising groups. If you do not wish to be photographed\, please notify an event organiser on the day.
URL:https://www.sgln.net.au/event/pedal-plant-2026-save-the-date/
LOCATION:Nyora\, VIC\, 3987\, Australia
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DTSTART;TZID=Australia/Melbourne:20260726T100000
DTEND;TZID=Australia/Melbourne:20260726T130000
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SUMMARY:Create a Biolink for National Tree Day
DESCRIPTION:Join Corner Inlet Landcare in a community planting day to celebrate Planet Arks National Tree Day! \nCorner Inlet Landcare Group have been planting along the Rail Trail from Charity Lane towards Bennison for the last 5 years. Each year we get closer to connecting up the 2 patches of remnant vegetation\, making a biolink for animals and people. We welcome the whole community to join in\, and be part of something BIG + POSITIVE \nRide your bike\, go for a walk and plant a tree or 2 on your travels. (Dog owners please bring a leash) \nVery family friendly\, accessible terrain\, no experience or equipment needed\, kids colouring in and FREE BBQ! \nBYO: sturdy close toed shoes\, drink bottle\, gloves\, hat (or raincoat!) \nWe hope you can make it! Please register so we can best plan the day. \nThis event is made possible through the support of South Gippsland Shire Council 
URL:https://www.sgln.net.au/event/create-a-biolink-for-national-tree-day/
LOCATION:Foster- Rail Trail\, Foster\, Victoria\, Australia
CATEGORIES:Tree Planting
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DTSTART;TZID=Australia/Melbourne:20260730T101500
DTEND;TZID=Australia/Melbourne:20260730T123000
DTSTAMP:20260727T033055Z
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SUMMARY:Trees on Farms Field Day - Buln Buln
DESCRIPTION:The Victorian Trees on Farms Program provides grants to rural landholders seeking to integrate trees into their farms. Trees can be integrated into farms in many ways\, including the unique practice of silvopasture. \nJoin the Trees on Farms team for a field day\, to be held at a forest and farm property\, to demonstrate this method that intentionally combines trees\, forage plants\, and grazing livestock into a single managed system. \nWhen: Thursday 30 July\, from 10.30 am to 12.30 pm (arrive 10.15 am)\nWhere: Buln Buln (just north of Warragul\, address provided upon RSVP)\nPresenter: Clinton Tepper\, Director of Just Add Trees \nLunch is included\, therefore RSVP’s are essential by Wednesday 29. Let Nick know if you’d like to come! \ne. nick.stephens@sgln.net.au. \nm. 0481 265 534. \nWhile you’re here\, check out this short video from Clinton Tepper.
URL:https://www.sgln.net.au/event/trees-on-farms-field-day-buln-buln/
LOCATION:Buln Buln\, Buln Buln\, VIC\, 3821\, Australia
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DTSTART;TZID=Australia/Melbourne:20260808T091500
DTEND;TZID=Australia/Melbourne:20260808T130000
DTSTAMP:20260721T040747Z
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SUMMARY:Community Planting & Olive Oil Tasting Masterclass
DESCRIPTION:Help us plant 1500 native plants and create vital habitat in the upper Tarwin catchment\, then settle in for an exclusive masterclass with our very own local olive oil producer. \nRoll up your sleeves and join us and Hallston Regenerative Agricultural Group for a day that gives back to the land and treats your tastebuds to something special. \nYou’ll taste your way through delicate\, classic\, robust\, early harvest and high polyphenol oils\, learning what makes each variety unique from someone who knows the craft inside out. \n☕ Kick off at 9:15am in Hallston (address shared after registration) with a cuppa before we head out to plant an area that matters for local flora and fauna. \n🫒 Once the planting’s done\, sit back and enjoy a free olive oil tasting and light lunch\, our way of saying thank you for your hard work. \nWhat to bring: sturdy or closed toe shoes\, a raincoat\, water bottle and sunscreen. \nThe details: this is a free community event\, open to the whole family. Come for the planting\, stay for the tasting!
URL:https://www.sgln.net.au/event/community-planting-olive-oil-tasting-masterclass/
LOCATION:Hallston\, Hallston\, Victoria\, 3953\, Australia
CATEGORIES:Tree Planting
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DTSTART;TZID=Australia/Melbourne:20260816T090000
DTEND;TZID=Australia/Melbourne:20260816T130000
DTSTAMP:20260714T041147Z
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SUMMARY:Pest to Plate - Deer Butchering Workshop
DESCRIPTION:Join Tarwin Landcare Group for this Hands-on Deer Butchering workshop. \n\nfield dressing\ncarcass breakdown\ncut identification and cooking methods\nsausage/smallgoods making\n\nThis is the first stage of our Pest to Plate project made possible thanks to support of Marinus Link Community Fund and the South Gippsland Shire Council. \nLunch provided \nThis project aims to help increase community capacity to undertake deer control\, we appreciate if you can answer a few questions after you check out. \nPlease Register 
URL:https://www.sgln.net.au/event/pest-to-plate-deer-butchering-workshop/
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DTSTART;TZID=Australia/Melbourne:20260827T094500
DTEND;TZID=Australia/Melbourne:20260827T123000
DTSTAMP:20260730T073017Z
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SUMMARY:Walk & Talk at Hamann’s Bush Reserve
DESCRIPTION:Join us at Hamman’s Bush Reserve (Leongatha North) for a bush walk and talk with Ross Henry\, ranger from the Bunurong Land Council Aboriginal Corporation. Nick Dudley from Arawata Landcare Group will also be joining us. \nRoss will talk about: \n\nPlant ID & plant communities\nSensitive management techniques to promote healthy populations of native plants\nSensitive and alternative weed management/suppression techniques\nPlant uses\nOrchids\, herbs and creepers — their life cycles\, management and threats\n\nNick will share: \n\nHow Arawata Landcare is helping protect this reserve\nSome of the latest bird survey work they’ve completed with BirdWeather\n\nWhen\nThursday 27 August 2026\n9:45am — Arrival\, cuppa and chat\n10:30am–12:30pm — Bush walk & talk \nPlease dress appropriately with warm\, waterproof clothing and sturdy footwear. Please note there are no shelters or toilets at the reserve so bring what you need for a comfortable experience in nature. \nContact Cassie for any questions\, at cassie@sgln.net.au. \n  \nThe South Gippsland Landcare Network is supported by the Australian Government through funding from the Climate-Smart Agriculture Program under the Natural Heritage Trust.
URL:https://www.sgln.net.au/event/walk-talk-at-hamanns-bush-reserve/
LOCATION:Hamann’s Reserve\, 685 Wild Dog Valley Rd\, Leongatha North\, VIC\, 3953\, Australia
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DTSTART;TZID=Australia/Melbourne:20261007T100000
DTEND;TZID=Australia/Melbourne:20261007T140000
DTSTAMP:20260806T022540Z
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SUMMARY:A Look Inside a Changing Dairy System: Improving Soil\, Pasture & Productivity
DESCRIPTION:Join us for a field day to launch our South Gippsland Dairy Resilience Initiative. The day is hosted by Waratah Bay dairy farmers Stuart Tracy and family\, with multispecies specialist Jade Killoran. It’s a shared field day between South Gippsland Landcare Network and GippsDairy. \nStuart will share his experience of reworking how the farm manages its soil\, pasture and inputs and seen major benefits. \nThe Tracy family run a 600-cow dairy is on 700 acres adjacent to Waratah Bay\, and have been farming there since 1980. \nThe day will start nearby at Sandy Point Community Centre\, where we’ll; \n\nhear from Stu Tracy about why they’ve made changes to their farming methods\nlearn about the results of the previous demo site on the farm\, and what the new demo site is looking at\nhear from Jade Killoran (Healthy Farming Systems) about the benefits of trialling multispecies pastures\n\n  \nFollowing a free lunch\, we’ll visit the farm – this is your chance to see it firsthand\, hear the story\, and ask the Tracys about their experiences. \n– Walk the paddocks and see the trial plots \n– Hear directly from Stuart and Angus about the journey\, the setbacks\, and what’s next \n– Hear from Jade Killoran on the science behind the results \n  \nThe day will also kick off the new Dairy Resilience project which dairy farmers are invited to join by submitting an EOI: https://forms.gle/qB92xFZYgLHTRgxFA \n  \nFor more info please email cassie@sgln.net.au\, or 0448 739 559. \n  \nLunch and refreshments provided. \nPlease notify us of any dietary requirements. \n  \nAs this is a joint event with GippsDairy\, participant info will be shared with GippsDairy. \nThe Dairy Resilience Project is supported by the Australian Government through funding from the Climate-Smart Agriculture Program under the Natural Heritage Trust. This project is proudly supported by South Gippsland Landcare Network and Soils for Life.
URL:https://www.sgln.net.au/event/a-look-inside-a-changing-dairy-system-improving-soil-pasture-productivity/
LOCATION:Sandy Point Community Centre\, Church Parade\, Sandy Point\, VIC\, 3959\, Australia
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DTSTART;TZID=Australia/Melbourne:20261015T080000
DTEND;TZID=Australia/Melbourne:20261126T170000
DTSTAMP:20260806T005950Z
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SUMMARY:Whole Farm Planning
DESCRIPTION:This FREE whole farm planning course is perfect for those new to farming or anyone wanting to elevate their knowledge in climate smart farming and how to improve their natural capital for a more sustainable future. \nEOI FORM\n\nThis 7 session course will be made up of 7 in-person workshops run weekly starting Thursday October 15th. There will be 5 farm visits to see how experienced local farmers are managing their natural assets. The Victorian Farmers Federation will deliver a sixth practical session\, and the course will finish with a session completing participants’s whole farm plans. Experienced Landcare facilitator and sustainable agriculture consultant Peter Ronalds from Inspired AG Solutions will be at each workshop and will guide people to complete their whole farm plan.\n\nIn addition participants who would like to use digital mapping may attend a pre-course Google Earth mapping workshop held on Wednesday 7th October – book here\n\nParticipants will also receive: \n– A poster-side laminated aerial photograph of their property\, which they will use as a base to develop their whole farm plan.\n– A copy of the book ‘Stock and Waterways’\n– A copy of Natural Asset Farming\n– Morning tea and lunch at each session\n\n\nParticipating in this program will set you up for success by giving you the knowledge and tools to manage the natural assets on your farm in a changing climate. You’ll also meet other farmers who are in a similar stage to you.\n\nWhat: Climate Smart Whole Farm Planning Course over 7 weeks\, with 7 in-person sessions\, between approx. 10am-3pm \nWhen: Weekly on Thursdays. Start Oct 15th – Finish Nov 25th \nWhere: South Gippsland\, various locations \nPlease note places are limited and submission of an EOI does not guarantee participation. EOI’s will be assessed and participants selected by the organisers whose decision will be final. \n\nFor further info contact Kirby\,  kirby@sgln.net.au \, 0480 749 731.\n\nThanks for your interest!
URL:https://www.sgln.net.au/event/whole-farm-planning/
CATEGORIES:Training
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20261021
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20261022
DTSTAMP:20260520T024539Z
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SUMMARY:SGLN - AGM 2026 - Save the Date!
DESCRIPTION:Mark your calendars – we’ve set a date for our AGM. More exciting details will follow soon!
URL:https://www.sgln.net.au/event/sgln-agm-2026-save-the-date/
LOCATION:Trulli Outdoors\, 92 Whitelaw Street\, Meeniyan\, VIC\, 3956\, Australia
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DTSTART;TZID=Australia/Melbourne:20261027T100000
DTEND;TZID=Australia/Melbourne:20261027T113000
DTSTAMP:20260811T050959Z
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SUMMARY:Knowing Nyora's Orchids
DESCRIPTION:Discover the beauty of Wuchatsch Reserve\,  home to many unique and incredible orchids that are not always easily seen. \nLed by South Gippsland Shire Weeds Education Officer Amanda Christie\, during this walk we will explore the reserve and learn about the orchids\, other native flora and the weeds that can threaten them. Maybe we will even learn how to pronounce Wuchatsch! \nWhile we wander around the walking path for those that are able and willing\, we will do some easy hand weeding. \nAmanda has extensive knowledge of native plants and weeds and can also offer weed control advice for your property. \nWhat to expect on the day \n\nWalking approximately 1.5 kms at a slow and easy pace\nEasy hand weeding (optional)\nHelp with plant and weed ID\nMorning tea\n\nPlease wear sturdy footwear and long pants. Please bring gardening gloves\, hand trowel and a keep cup for tea/coffee \nPlease register
URL:https://www.sgln.net.au/event/knowing-nyoras-orchids/
LOCATION:Wuchatsch reserve\, Forrest Drive\, Nyora\, Australia
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