Posts in 2026

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• July
  • Managing peat soils
  May
  • Local Land Management Learning!
  April
  • Seeking industry feedback for the Tintinara Coonalpyn Water Allocation Plan review
  • Protecting a rare native treasure: the importance of the woods well spyridium
  • Students back out on Country for 2026
  March
  • 2026 Young Environmental Leader Program underway
  • Grassroots Grants funding open across the Limestone Coast
  February
  • Empowering local land managers through Limestone Coast Grassroots Grants funding
  • Update on the Tintinara Coonalpyn Water Allocation Plan review
  • Carbon Farming Webinar Series
  January
  • Urban rabbit control program 2026
  • Climate-smart Landscapes Grants new round open.
  • Call out for Caves! Help protect the critically endangered Southern Bent-wing Bat.
  • The bats are calling! Astounding results from bat detector monitoring.
  • Restoration starting to take shape at Karst Spring wetland
  • Walking the Seasons brings community together — 2026 walks announced

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• December
  • Limestone Coast Youth Environment Council inspires the next generation
  • A thriving future for the Limestone Coast - shape the strategic direction of the Limestone Coast Landscape Board
  • Over 500 students walked the seasons learning on Country through First Nations knowledge
  • Students and teachers wow at the "Water in our Landscape" Expo
  November
  • Young Environmental Leaders share their passion at end of year expo
  • Spring clean to keep the rabbits out
  October
  • A Night at the Caves - unlocking the secrets of bats!
  • Limestone Coast Youth Environmental Council explores marine science at Deakin University
  September
  • Habitat Conservation Grant supports wetland restoration and biodiversity at German Flat
  • Understanding your water allocation plan - community members of Tintinara and Coonalpyn invited to learn more at upcoming sessions
  • A Night at the Caves - unlock the secrets of bats
  August
  • Reedy Creek landholder enhances biodiversity with shelterbelt project
  • Greenrise Recreational Reserve hosts magical night walk
  July
  • Funding announced for Limestone Coast Grassroots Grants projects
  • Youth establishing a connection between land, culture and conservation
  • Community keen to learn more about the karst spring restoration
  • Still creating a connection to nature after 12 years
  June
  • Tatiara Water Allocation Plan amendment set to progress
  May
  • Stakeholder Advisory Group for Tintinara Coonalpyn Water Allocation Plan review announced
  • March in May celebrates over two decades with heartfelt thanks to incredible volunteers
  • Working together and working with local landscape experts
  April
  • Learn about the karst springs at Port MacDonnell
  • Limestone Coast educators given the tools for water literacy in the Limestone Coast
  March
  • Grants for climate resilience and sustainable agriculture on the table
  • Commencement of the Tintinara Coonalpyn Water Allocation Plan review
  • It’s time to talk about the future of water in the Lower Limestone Coast
  February
  • Community benefits from Limestone Coast Grassroots Grants funding
  • Notice of low flying aerial culling by helicopter
  • Research program underway to inform water security in the Lower Limestone Coast
  • Karst springs project - the journey of wetland restoration
  January
  • Amendment on track for the Lower Limestone Coast Water Allocation Plan
  • Walk the Seasons of the Limestone Coast
  • Introduction to Carbon Farming in the Limestone Coast
  • Landholders urged to control rabbits to support roadside baiting

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• December
  • 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
  October
  • 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
  September
  • $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
  August
  • Grassroots Grants projects announced
  July
  • 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
  June
  • 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
  May
  • Become a carbon smart land manager
  • Picture perfect swamp experience for Youth Environment Council members
  January
  • Karst springs restoration project starts the journey of wetland restoration

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• December
  • Reviving a Natural Gem

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• October
  • Representatives sought from forestry sector
  • Exploring flows key to joint Board framework
  September
  • Aerial monitoring to begin for seawater intrusion in the Lower Limestone Coast
  • Stakeholder Advisory Group for Lower Limestone Coast Water Allocation Plan review announced
  July
  • Lower Limestone Coast Water Allocation Plan review set to begin
  February
  • Study to explore aquifer recharge opportunities for primary production