Over the past week, two dead black wattles have fallen and blocked the Wallaby Creek Walking Track. Both have been removed by our trusty crew. Another outing was to manicure […]

Bill’s planting skill and speed was amazing. His mate Brian and our follow up volunteers were stretched trying to keep up with making up and helping install the guards. In […]

Tucked away high up in a pine tree, we have been able to observe mum and dad magpie caring for their young. Any other birds cruising close by were sent […]

Thank you to East Gippsland Catchment Management Authority for organising the Tambo River trip showcasing the current projects including bushfire recovery and river health. The Lady Jodie departed Johnsonville to […]

Four of the eight crew designated for the recent working bee seen continuing the ‘spruce up’ of the wildlife corridors (or as many folk call them the linkage pathways) which […]

Tambo Bluff is not immune to petty vandalism as was evident when a Landcare member came across many guards and stakes which had been deliberately broken in a recently revegetated […]

Living up to 40 years, Black Swans mate for life, with both adults raising up to 10 cygnets per season from June to September. Habitat loss, water pollution, feral/domestic animals […]

Photo taken at Nyerimilang Heritage Park while on a bush walk.

Hopefully the information is of benefit to the community.

Thanks to a load of donated mulch the Wallaby Creek Walking Track has been made a little less soggy. Some of the mulch was also spread at ‘The Patch’.