The Squirrels (or Sugars) have landed!
TBLC President, Jonathan Smith has found evidence of nesting Sugar and/or Squirrel Gliders in nesting boxes installed on his property. He unfortunately also found a dead juvenile Glider below a […]
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East Gippsland Planning Scheme Amendment C53, Tambo Bluff & Kings Cove
Requiring submissions by interested or affected persons and groups by September 18. There are two main parts to the proposed Amendment; 1. Land now zoned Low Density Residential but unsuitable […]
East Gippsland Water Draft sewerage plan
EGW's draft sewerage plan is available for downloading and viewing via this page: click here Also download and read the additional note explaining the sewer outfall and gully crossing in […]
Our 2006 funding cheque has arrived.
Thank you East Gippsland Landcare Network and East Gippsland Catchment Management Authority. TBLC can now embark on this year's projects, namely; Propagate and plant native understorey shrubs, grasses and vines […]
What birds are sighted at Tambo Bluff?
Sightings depend on the season and condition of the wetlands. Updated 26/02/2018
Bird and Native Planting Lists
Bird Observation List & Planting guide for plants that belong at Tambo Bluff now available in FAQ's section of website.
What natives to plant at Tambo Bluff?
The following is a non-exhaustive list of native plants that belong at Tambo Bluff.
TBLC’s submission to Council regarding walking tracks
For anyone interested, here's a link to a copy of the submission TBLC made to the East Gippsland Shire Council providing some vision for proposed walking tracks around Tambo Bluff. […]
Who is the Land Manager of Kings Cove?
Not sure, think it might be a Body Corporate, or Committee of Management structure. Not sure whether East Gippsland Shire Council manage the Bluff coastline adjacent to Kings Cove, should […]
How often, when and where does Tambo Bluff Landcare Coastcare meet?
Usually once a month, usually the first Sunday of each month at 10 a.m., usually at the Metung Bowls Club.