News • Water • 08 Dec 2023
Reviving a Natural Gem
The recent purchase of an Eight Mile Creek property in the Limestone Coast is a bold move by the Limestone Coast Landscape Board.
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- Property owners urged to control wild rabbits in Mt Gambier
- Young Environmental Leaders celebrate a year of leadership and environmental success
- Youth Environment Council snorkel with Dr Harris on recent visit
- Make informed decisions about Carbon Farming in the Limestone Coast
- Bat nights are back!
- A Day at the Lake: bringing community, country and culture together
- Continuing on-ground action with Australian Government funding
- Feedback flows on the future of water at information sessions
- $100,000 for biodiversity – grant round opens soon
- Celebrate nature and culture at "A Day at the Lake"
- Workshop to support landholders control African lovegrass
- Bringing community, country and culture together
- Limestone Coast Youth Environment Council leading the way
- Connect with sustainable soil management
- Notice of low flying aerial culling by helicopter
- It’s time to talk about the future of water for the Lower Limestone Coast
- Join us - become our next Limestone Coast Landscape Board member
- Weather stations now 5G
- Amendment making progress on the Lower Limestone Coast Water Allocation Plan
- Time to act on winter weeds
- Rain, hail or shine students embraced every element of the annual Earthkeepers camp
- Gorse control in focus
- Unique coastal landscape on display as students march through May
- Lower Limestone Coast Water Allocation Plan amendment begins