What to watch out for in the landscape this season
Every season is different, find out what's relevant in weeds this spring
There are some key weeds to watch out for this spring and some emerging summer weeds to start controlling.
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 get your revegetation project happening this winter
The best time for planting your revegetation project is when the soil is moist but not overly wet.
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
Event
Landholder workshop to support African lovegrass control
25
Sep
Join us in Tintinara for a workshop to support you to control African lovegrass on your property in the upper Limestone Coast
Learn more about Landholder workshop to support African lovegrass control
Event
A Day at the Lake
11
Oct
Come and join the local Limestone Coast community with a free family friendly day out at Lake McIntyre, Millicent. School holiday fun for all ages.
News • 13 Sep 2024
Workshop and funding to support landholders control African lovegrass
African lovegrass is fast becoming a serious weed in the upper Limestone Coast and landholders are urged to be vigilant in the control of the invasive weed on their property.
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