See before and after a bath.

I’m, of course, referring to the old interpretive sign, not our TBLC volunteer.

Caring for our significant wetlands on Tambo Bluff is ongoing. Several years of data collection reveals changes in biodiversity.

A few of us gave some relief to thirsty plants. A repair job was needed due to a resident wombat’s excavation capabilities.

A Common Grass Blue Butterfly exploring a Paper Daisy.

A team of two needed protective clothes, gloves and gumboots to physically remove a massive amount of Scotch Thistles in the gully. These introduced plants are prolific seeders; a single […]

The Gray Fantail is a master builder.

Thank you to the East Gippsland Shire for attending to fallen trees on the Tambo Bluff walking tracks and also for repairing the broken handrail. An eroded section of path […]

Swan Drive sun-damaged interpretive sign replaced and the frame repainted.

Removing pest weeds is an ongoing chore. Cape Gooseberries and Arum Lilies are garden escapees. The Scotch thistles are a thorn in our sides. If you see them, please dispose.