Two Down Two To Go
The focus of our recent working bee was for a super tidy up of two of the linkage pathways that traverse the estate. These corridors form part of the Wallaby […]
News
Tambo Bluff environment news
Sadly all too common
Releasing two magpies from discarded fishing line entanglement is distressing. Members had been observing an injured Tambo Blufff local magpie for a couple of weeks and thought her foot problem […]
Our Maintenance Crew Muscles Up to Mulch
The newly expanded Tambo Bluff Maintenance Crew (Thank you, new members!) were busy recently putting the finishing touches to the upgraded entrance of the Wallaby Creek Walking Track. Construction works […]
King Walkers Revisit Tambo Bluff
Great to see the King Walkers U3A Bairnsdale visiting Tambo Bluff again. From all reports they loved the walks and were very impressed with all the work that has been […]
Native Wildlife is Precious
Pemar Path Patience
We would like to thank 15 Trees (15trees.com.au) and G.J. Gardner Homes for the opportunity to increase our environmental footprint on Tambo Bluff. The Pemar Path project saw the planting […]
Wild Wind Clean-Up Completed
The trees the wild wind brought down on the Wallaby Creek Walking Track recently have been removed. The Pelican St steps location proved the most difficult, with the branches having […]
Wild Wind
Last Thursday’s wild wind saw trees blown over in the Gully. The large gum tree pictured above, traverses the eastern end of the Wallaby Creek Walking Track. We won’t know […]
The Beginnings
Back in 1993 residents met with a vision to restore native vegetation that had been lost due to farming and development. From this meeting the Tambo Bluff Landcare Group (now […]
Four Beauties
presently flowering on Tambo Bluff