Great camraderie
TBLC volunteers spent a morning planting and doing some maintenance along the entry to the 100 Steps. Unfortunately, some mature shrubs were recently damaged by deer, which is happening more […]
Bluff erosion
Sadly, we are seeing an acceleration of erosion on parts of Lake King foreshore, very close to the environs of Bluff Lagoon. Mitigation solutions are being investigated.
Ongoing Deer damage
Sambar deer are being seen more regularly on Tambo Bluff. They are causing environmental damage to our native vegetation. TBLC volunteers are attempting to protect vulnerable saplings.
2026 AGM
Great gathering of Landcarers
Native wildlife matters
On Saturday evening 25/07/2026 Tambo Bluff Landcare Coastcare hosted a very informative and sometimes humorous small mammal presentation by local wildlife carer Geoff Nicol. Thank you to Geoff and Vonnie […]
Small native mammals of East Gippsland presentation
TAMBO BLUFF LANDCARE COASTCARE INC. ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING
Our AGM will be held on Saturday, 8th of August at 11.00am at the Swan Reach Hotel Conference Room
34 hands make light work
TBLC’s ongoing collaboration with G.J. Gardner Homes East Gippsland with the ‘15 Trees Program‘ has allowed us to plant native understory to support the biodiversity of the Dolphin Lagoon surrounds. […]
From macro to micro
The Micro Bat survey by Wildlife Unlimited was held on a warm and still night this week. Harp nets were used in two locations along the Wallaby Creek Walking Track. […]
Little Critters
Last week ecologists from Wildlife Unlimited carried out intensive macroinvertebrate surveys at Dolphin and Bluff lagoons. Aquatic macroinvertebrates play a critical role in aquatic ecosystems by recycling nutrients and providing food for […]