14 January 2026
SGLN NEWS – JAN 2026
Welcome to our January SGLN Events Update and the start of an exciting new year for Landcare in South Gippsland. 2026 is
SGLN News
Find out what has been happening across our network.
18 December 2025
SGLN UPDATE – DEC 2025
Another busy year comes to an end! It was exciting to be part of the Tarwin River Symposium last month. Our presenters, Siwan
14 November 2025
Funding announced for Greening Gippsland Dams round 3
Greening Gippsland’s Dams runs for a third consecutive year! Thanks to funding from Food & Fibre Gippsland SGLN is excited
6 November 2025
SGLN UPDATE – NOV 2025
SGLN UPDATE – NOVEMBER 2025 Our AGM and 30 year birthday celebration at Fleet Wines almost went off without a hitch*.
15 October 2025
Carbon Farming Workshops
Our recent Carbon Farming Workshops provided valuable training for local farmers, helping them understand their emissions as well as the
10 October 2025
Rabbit Control Bootcamp
Happening November 20th and 21st 9am-3:30pm daily South Gippsland Landcare in collaboration with the Victorian Rabbit Action Group (VRAN) is
2 October 2025
SGLN UPDATE OCTOBER 2025
We have a few people to congratulate this month.First, Stuart Inchley (who spoke at last year’s AGM), Victoria Johnson and
1 October 2025
2025 climate smart whole farm planning course wraps up
After 6 farm visits and theory sessions course participants met at the Leongatha Tennis Club to for the 7th and
22 September 2025
Experiences using a range of technology in community-led deer control.
Our Eastern Facilitator Nick Stephens presented at the National Landcare Conference on some local experiences using technology as part of
6 August 2025
Giant Gippsland Earthworm on-ground works update
Landholders, volunteers, and works crews from both the Bass Coast Landcare Network and Bunurong Land Council Aboriginal Corporation came together
1 August 2025
SGLN UPDATE – AUGUST 2025
SGLN UPDATE – AUGUST 2025: Celebrating Pedal & Plant and Community Success
8 July 2025
Talking Trees Presentation
Trees do a lot more than just take root. Trees on farms improve biodiversity, enhance soils, and sequester carbon all