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Walking the Seasons is a program inspired by the region's First Nations seasonal calendar. Community members are invited to connect with nature and spend time observing and identifying species in their local landscape.
The karst springs and alkaline fens restoration project is now underway. The project will restore a critically endangered wetland and contribute to our water security goals. Find out how we’re Saving Our Springs.
We support local landholders with their biodiversity efforts through our annual grant. Funding can assist with activities on property such as shelterbelts, revegetation and more.
Funding for almost everyone. We provide annual funding for local, on-ground and practical activities. Grants focus on community, sustainability and environmental benefits.
The Limestone Coast Grassroots Grants are currently closed to applications. It opens March each year.
The Department of Primary Industries and Regions in partnership with the Limestone Coast Landscape Board are supporting landholders in the upper Limestone Coast to control African lovegrass infestations on their property.