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 […]

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 […]

Birdlife Australia has written to major retailers of SGARS asking them to remove these products from their shelves. Owls, kites and other birds of prey are dying from eating rats […]

Our resident Tambo Bluff echidnas are out and about, the little group pictured is on a mating mission. Both sexes emit a strong odour, allowing males if lucky to find […]

Planting and maintenance has resumed along Pemar path at the southern end of Broadlands Road. TBLC along with another Landcare group has been asked to trial the suitability of two […]

If you’re lucky you may catch a glimpse of a Swamp Wallaby on Tambo Bluff. These beautiful creatures are small and dark with rusty-orange-cream belly and dark brown-grey back. It’s […]

The gullies on Tambo Bluff contain ephemeral streams that flow dependent on rainfall. In all but the driest times underground spring water can still make its way to the lagoons. […]

How beautiful to see areas of water along the Wallaby Creek Walking Track once again. The chorus of frogs is very uplifting and invigorating. Tambo Bluff is a special place […]

TBLC were the fortunate recipients to receive this large pile of eucalyptus mulch when local Bluff residents had permission to remove a tree. It grew here for a long time […]