Sambar Deer at Tambo Bluff
a danger to the environment and the community
The 100 Steps project
In 2005 the East Gippsland Shire Council adopted a Tambo Bluff subdivision review, incorporating walking tracks proposed by residents and Tambo Bluff Landcare Coastcare. Tambo Bluff traditionally had a number …more
Sneak Peek – our new trailer
More photos to come at the official launch after signage is applied but during this initial tryout the first word out of user#1’s mouth (Glenda) was Yippee! Encouraging! The volunteers …more
Tambo Bluff Community Day 9th April 2019
Our good friends from the Shire, the East Gippsland Catchment Management Authority, East Gippsland Landcare Network, neighbouring Community Groups and our own members all braved blustery conditions to help celebrate …more
Maintenance Crew out and about
over the last couple of weeks, repairing and restoring Green Army statuettes and clearing fallen timber
Clean Up Australia Day Effort at Tambo Bluff
Planned for Sunday 3 March but had to be called off due to nasty hot weather. Members will stagger their catch-up efforts over a few days with some members tackling …more
Maintenance Crew hard graft Tuesday 20 Feb 2019
Maintenance Crew worked a sum total of 15 hours this morning. Areas targeted: Paspalum, kikuyu, and other weeds sprayed in planted area at top of Pelican steps. Dead looking Hop …more
Ours to Protect
Interpretive signage and a bollard to assist beach-goers at Lake King were recently installed. Funding courtesy of CoastCare, and all design, illustration, informative text and signage by TBLC members. It …more
Small and isolated habitat patches crucial to species survival
Our local patch of bushland could be playing a much bigger role in conserving biodiversity than is thought…
Working bee 17 Jan 2019
Watered for 3.5 hours in the gully late this afternoon. Ran the hoses down the hill from a nearby property. With all hoses combined we had 200 metres of hose …more