Multispecies Coaching project, Farm walk & hear from participants
Year 2 of the coaching program is about to start. Join us to visit a current participant’s farm, and hear
Events
Workshops, field days, farm walks and community events across South Gippsland.
12 events found.
Events
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FireWise whole farm planning course – 4 sessions
Take advantage of this limited opportunity to reduce your fire risk and lay the foundations for a productive farm business
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Community Tree Planting – Apple Tree Wetlands (Postponed)
Help Nerrena Tarwin Valley Landcare Group restore the Apple Tree Wetlands by continuing their great work planting tubestock under the
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Community Tree Planting at Corner Inlet
Last year a group of volunteers collected heaps of seeds from Morgan and Tom’s property down near Barry Beach as
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Mange treatment workshop
Due to rising reports of wombats with mange and the increase in transfer of this disease to koalas, South Gippsland
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Rabbit Control Workshop and Field Demonstration
Rabbits are becoming an increasing problem in many parts of South Gippsland. As a community we have to tackle this
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Annual General Meeting
South Gippsland Landcare Network 2024 AGM 6.30pm for 7.00pm, Tuesday 15 October 2024 Open Gippsland Lounge Bar Leongatha Guest speaker
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Introduction to the Fire Wise approach (online event)
Justin Leonard (Research Leader - Bushfire Adaption, CSIRO) will be keynote speaker at this introductory online workshop, which will cover
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Fire Wise Shelterbelts and Gardens
We have decided to combine our Fire Wise Shelterbelt and Garden workshops into a single event at Loch. The Meeniyan
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Seed Collection Workshop
Join us for a hands on workshop led by Geoff Trease from the Leongatha Seed Bank. You may be interested in
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Greening Dams Workshop
Enhancing farm dams for stock and biodiversity: Develop a plan for your farm dam Join wetland ecologist David Carew to
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Developing a Fire Wise plan for your garden
Join us for this interactive workshop on how to develop and maintain a Fire Wise garden. Ecologist Kate Bennets (Fire,