Who made them
The small native animal totems are being replaced after they were temporarily removed when the Wallaby Creek Walking Track was being realigned. The Hebel sculptures were made by the ‘Green […]
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Wandering Wombat
Great workout for the Crew on the Wallaby Creek Walking Track this week. Small artworks replaced, another fifty nine plants and most importantly, a small rock wall installed hopefully to […]
Would Look Good in Home Gardens
A small sample of indigenous native plants that are used in Tambo Bluff’s revegetation.
Great Team Effort
Braving the slopes and cold morning, seven folk planted 109 native plants adjacent to either side of the 100 Steps. It’s a pity the resident rabbits don’t dig their holes […]
Patience and Passion Pays Off
These photos show the transformation in four years from a Kikuyu-infested area along the Wallaby Creek Walking Track (junction of Lagoon and Jacaranda Roads prior to the Tambo Bluff restructure […]
Absolute unit of a Stick Insect
One of our members had a visitor – the biggest stick insect she has seen.
Wallaby Creek Walking Track rehab
Rehabilitation has commenced to the disturbed areas near the new Wallaby Creek Walking Track steps and ramps. More plants and mulching will appear soon.
Old Tip excavation and site rejuvenation
The East Gippsland Shire Council sent Whelans in to excavate the old tip over the cliff at the end of the Philip St cul de sac. They pulled out 2 […]
Clean Up Australia Day
About 10 bags of rubbish collected over a couple of hours by our small group on one small area of Tambo Bluff.
Wallaby Creek Walking Track works completed
WCWT UPGRADE FROM GO TO WHOA It is exciting to see the project completed to its current level. TBLC members will revegetate and mulch disturbed areas in the near future. […]