What to watch out for in the landscape this season
Every season is different, find out what's relevant in weeds this summer
From African lovegrass to Bathurst burr and innocent weed. There are some key weeds to watch out for this summer.
Working with you towards a healthier Limestone Coast landscape
Explore what we do or our Business Plan to see what we're delivering this year. Since adoption of the Regional Landscape Plan in 2021 some of the outcomes we have delivered are:
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Projects to support threatened species
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Weather stations to support on farm decision making
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Grants to empower landscape action in our community
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Events connecting students to Country
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What to get done in the landscape this season
Every season is different, find out how to keep your revegetation project going through summer
You will need to support newly planted seedlings by maintaining moisture, minimising grazing and controlling weeds.
Explore our projects and the ways you can get involved
Find out how you can participate in our projects today
The Limestone Coast Landscape Board is delivering projects that may impact you and have ways for you to participate. Find out more and get involved today.
Key news & events
News • 20 Dec 2024
Property owners urged to control wild rabbits in Mt Gambier
The Limestone Coast Landscape Board is encouraging landholders in Mount Gambier to take action against the growing wild rabbit population and control them on their property.
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Event
Introduction to Carbon Farming in the Limestone Coast
18
Feb
Join the carbon conversation by registering for one of our FREE introductory workshops commencing 18 February 2025 in Kingston, Mount Gambier, Millicent, Naracoorte and Bordertown.
Learn more about Introduction to Carbon Farming in the Limestone Coast
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Walking the Seasons
21
Feb
Come and connect with nature. Observe and identify species in their local landscape. Learn through a cultural interactive experience with a Walking the Seasons session.