SGLN UPDATE – APRIL 2025
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.
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 through the Australian Government’s Future Drought Fund
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