Environmental Weed
A substantial number of agapanthus were removed when the 100 Steps project was commenced. This plant invades and out-competes native plant species habitat, reducing vital food sources for native fauna. […]
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Top to bottom manicure
Whirring whipper snippers and weeding magicians took on the 100 Steps […]
Oh-no…more steps
The crew carried out minor repairs as well as some general maintenance in the gully after the recent heavy rains .
Waiting for tucker time
Several weeks ago a broken heron’s egg was found on the ground in the vicinity of the nest, so it was pleasing to see this young White-faced Heron patiently waiting […]
A very sticky problem
European honey bees have commandeered a local wildlife nesting box […]
Caught on camera
A regular unwanted visitor to the Wallaby Creek Walking Track.
Watch this space
Thank you to the Shire for promptly attending to a sinkhole along the Wallaby Creek Walking Track and to the washout debris on the lower section of the steps leading […]
Foreshore erosion marches on
Water overflowing from Bluff Lagoon after the recent rain event has now created several channels into Lake King […]
Plodding along
Another successful morning, planting more indigenous species at the southern end of Tambo Bluff, which will eventually provide food and shelter for our native fauna.
On the tools again
Working in two groups, our band of happy volunteers managed to plant 150 shrubs and grasses along the WCWT. Hopefully we didn’t disturb the resident wombat from its slumber.