Australian Government Partnerships for Landcare Award - Wandoon Estate Aboriginal Corporation
Wandoon Estate Aboriginal Corporation are the owners of the historic property Coranderrk in the Yarra Valley.
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Wandoon Estate Aboriginal Corporation are the owners of the historic property Coranderrk in the Yarra Valley.
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Ian Higgins’ early interest in native plants has continued through his life.
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Connecting Country is a community-led landscape restoration organisation that operates as a informal Landcare network across the Mount Alexander region...
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In late 2015 the Southern Otway Landcare Network (SOLN) was offered the opportunity to participate in the Victorian Government’s Threatened...
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Glenn and Stephanie Rogers purchased their 1100-hectare mixed grazing and cropping property at Pura Pura near Lake Bolac in 2016.
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The Christmas Hills area is rich in flora and fauna.
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The once widespread Macquarie perch has declined dramatically since the 1920s, with remaining populations relatively small and isolated.
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On the back of a wet 2016, the Mallee CMA received environmental water for selected wetlands, made available by the...
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The seeds for the preservation and regeneration of indigenous plants in the Bayside area of Melbourne lie, literally, on the...
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For the past 35 years my wife and I have lived in a rural setting near Portland with 100 acres...
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Two days before Christmas in 2008 I sat down and wrote my first blog post.
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At the start of our farm tours I stand on a tree stump just a few metres from the creek...
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Frogs are the most threatened class of vertebrates in the world.
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Koalas were once widespread across Victoria but declined to near extinction in the early 1920s due to hunting for the...
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The importance of rivers and wetlands in the natural water cycle is now well recognised.
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As the weather warms up and spring rain fills the wetlands, Victoria’s frogs are getting busy, filling the bush with...
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Trees damaged by fire and storms are being recycled and reused as snags in creeks in the Strathbogie Ranges to...
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Project Hindmarsh began way back in 1998 with a vision to reconnect the Big Desert and Little Desert regions of...
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Farm and nature walks are a good way for Landcare and environment groups to connect to the wider community and...
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Friends of Land and Water Landcare Group (FLW) was established by residents of the Lifestyle Village in Warragul.
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A community-led seagrass restoration project at Corner Inlet is leading the world in restoring a vital and little understood habitat...
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The Malmsbury District Landcare Group (MDLG) covers land in the Hepburn, Macedon Ranges and Mount Alexander Shires and is an...
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The Woka Walla Land Management Crew is an Aboriginal business owned by the Yorta Yorta Nation Aboriginal Corporation (YYNAC) –...
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The Mornington Peninsula Landcare Network’s Greens Bush to Arthurs Seat Biolink project, funded through the Victorian Government’s Our Catchments, Our...
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When members of the Victorian Wader Study Group (VWSG) go out to conduct comprehensive studies of waders and terns throughout...
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The Upper Campaspe Landcare Network (UCLN) is using a 2017 Biodiversity On-Ground Action: Community and Volunteer Action Grant to train...
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Jallukar Landcare Group’s area covers the Mt William catchment in the Wimmera.
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The Bass Coast Landcare Network (BCLN) was formed in 2003 as an affiliation of 10 Landcare groups in South Gippsland.
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Where do people go when times are tough in a dryland farming community? The answer, for the people of the...
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The helmeted honeyeater is the avifaunal emblem of Victoria.
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The City of Bayside is a local government area in the southern suburbs of Melbourne that hugs Port Phillip Bay.
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One evening, in a tiny country hall by a meandering river, I realised that the best thing I could do...
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The current executive of the Nerrena/Tarwin Landcare Group (NTVLG) in South Gippsland is all women.
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Looking back at my interests in nature and conservation, I can see that it was in my blood.
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“If you get lost just walk down a creek and you’ll reach a road to home.
