Tambo Bluff Landcare Coastcare

Sadly, another native animal has been hit and killed. The incident occurred on the bad bend on Broadlands Rd. The wombat was identified as a male thus ruling out the […]

At first glance one would think this is a giant Sea Star but look closer and you will see it is a pigface plant.

While several TBLC volunteers were working on the Wallaby Creek Walking Track this week, a large and welcome distraction came by with her owner. Quinney, the dog, even helped one […]

An escapee from Western Australia has taken up residence on Tambo Bluff. Due to its vigorous climbing abilities it will smother and overtake native flora. Sticky seed pods are dispersed […]

Wetting down the understory vegetation during our recent extreme heat gave some respite to several native bird species, including these two little chaps who hunkered down for hours. Please remember […]

Raymond Island Landcare members Pam and Robert Wright were recently taken on a leisurely walk along the Wallaby Creek Walking Track. Meeting with other groups is a great way to […]

This bird of prey dropped onto a rabbit in a local garden, feet first. It stayed for a few hours, enjoying its meal. When it wasn’t eating it flew up […]

While updating our photo library we looked back over archived images and thought some may rekindle memories. 

Welcome to our new members and to local residents and visitors who are providing positive feedback. We would also like to thank folk for keeping pet dogs on a leash […]

Tambo Bluff Landcare Coastcare Committee extend our thanks and gratitude to those who have assisted with our activities throughout the year. Hopefully 2021 will be smoother sailing.