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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The best time for planting tubestock is when the soil is moist but not too wet. In the Limestone Coast this is often between June to August. Take action now and start planning your upcoming revegetation project on your property.
Every season is different, find out what's common this winter
From salvation jane to African boxthorn and variegated thistle, there are some key weeds to control this winter.
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.
News • Education • 07 Apr 2026
Students across the region have been busy back out on Country this term with the Walking the Seasons program being conducted in eleven schools in 2026.
News • Threatened species • 08 Apr 2026
There is an urgent need to protect the critically endangered woods well spyridium (Spyridium fontis-woodii).
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News • 21 Jul 2026
Join us for an engaging workshop exploring practical solutions for managing peat at Eight Mile Creek in the Limestone Coast to protect it from acid sulphate soil development.