News • 14 Mar 2025
Grants for climate resilience and sustainable agriculture are on the table.
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News • Water • 05 Mar 2025
The Limestone Coast Landscape Board has announced the commencement of a review of the Tintinara Coonalpyn Water Allocation Plan and invite the community to join the advisory group.
Read more of the post Commencement of the Tintinara Coonalpyn Water Allocation Plan review
News • Water • 03 Mar 2025
The Limestone Coast Landscape Board is set to host a second round of community consultations for the amendment of the Lower Limestone Coast Water Allocation Plan.
Read more of the post It’s time to talk about the future of water in the Lower Limestone Coast
News • 26 Feb 2025
The Limestone Coast community has seen some amazing environmental outcomes over the past four years through Grassroots Grants funding by the Limestone Coast Landscape Board.
Read more of the post Community benefits from Limestone Coast Grassroots Grants funding
News • 25 Feb 2025
The Limestone Coast Landscape Board would like to notify the Limestone Coast community of low flying aerial culling by helicopter for the Feral Deer Eradication Program
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News • Water • 19 Feb 2025
Limestone Coast Landscape Board collaborates with partners to deliver a research project in the Lower Limestone Coast.
News • 06 Feb 2025
The karst springs and alkaline fens restoration project in the Eight Mile Creek area is underway.
Read more of the post Karst springs project - the journey of wetland restoration
News • 30 Jan 2025
Progress on the amendment of the Lower Limestone Coast Water Allocation Plan is well underway as the Limestone Coast Landscape Board approaches a year of amending the Plan.
Read more of the post Amendment on track for the Lower Limestone Coast Water Allocation Plan
News • 29 Jan 2025
Local community members are invited to take part in the free upcoming Walking the Seasons sessions across the Limestone Coast.
Read more of the post Walk the Seasons of the Limestone Coast
News • 20 Jan 2025
Join the carbon conversation by registering for one of our FREE introductory workshops commencing 18 February 2025 in Kingston, Mount Gambier, Millicent, Naracoorte and Bordertown.
Read more of the post Introduction to Carbon Farming in the Limestone Coast
News • 14 Jan 2025
The Limestone Coast Landscape Board is encouraging landholders in the Coorong and Tatiara District Council areas to take action against the growing wild rabbit population.
Read more of the post Landholders urged to control rabbits to support roadside baiting
News • 20 Dec 2024
The Limestone Coast Landscape Board is encouraging landholders in Mount Gambier to take action against the growing wild rabbit population and control them on their property.
Read more of the post Property owners urged to control wild rabbits in Mt Gambier
News • Education • 10 Dec 2024
It's a wrap for 2024 for the students of the Young Environmental Leader Program (YELP).
News • Education • 03 Dec 2024
Limestone Coast Youth Environment Council were treated to a special one on one educational session with Dr Richard Harris OAM at Kilsby Sinkhole.
Read more of the post Youth Environment Council snorkel with Dr Harris on recent visit
News • 02 Dec 2024
Join the carbon smart conversation by registering for one of our FREE introductory workshops in Kingston, Mount Gambier, Millicent, Naracoorte and Bordertown.
Read more of the post Make informed decisions about Carbon Farming in the Limestone Coast
News • 23 Oct 2024
Get ready to learn interesting facts and witness bats in their natural habitat at the Limestone Coast Landscape Board Bat night.
News • Education • 23 Oct 2024
Over 200 people from the Limestone Coast are still a buzz with excitement from the 'A Day at the Lake' even held during the school holidays.
Read more of the post A Day at the Lake: bringing community, country and culture together
News • 16 Oct 2024
The Limestone Coast Landscape Board has been successfully appointed as Regional Delivery Partner for the Australian Government.
Read more of the post Continuing on-ground action with Australian Government funding
News • Water • 14 Oct 2024
Talking water has proven to be a hot topic with over 340 individuals participating in sessions on the amendment to the Lower Limestone Coast Water Allocation Plan.
Read more of the post Feedback flows on the future of water at information sessions
News • 27 Sep 2024
Landholders can apply for grants for up to $10,000.
Read more of the post $100,000 for biodiversity – grant round opens soon
News • 26 Sep 2024
A great family fun day these school holidays.
Read more of the post Celebrate nature and culture at "A Day at the Lake"
News • 13 Sep 2024
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.
Read more of the post Workshop to support landholders control African lovegrass
News • 11 Sep 2024
First Nations Elder led walks bring community, country and culture together
Read more of the post Bringing community, country and culture together
News • 05 Sep 2024
Bold future plans and conservation initiatives were discussed when Youth Environment Council members met with the Board.
Read more of the post Limestone Coast Youth Environment Council leading the way
News • 02 Sep 2024
Add Kate to your list of expert soil management advisors! Kate works with individual landholders in the Limestone Coast to improve soil health.
Read more of the post Connect with sustainable soil management
News • 08 Aug 2024
Congratulations to the 2024-25 Grassroots Grants recipients. The Limestone Coast Landscape Board has invested over $1.25 million over the past 5 years in grassroots projects.
News • 29 Jul 2024
The Limestone Coast Landscape Board is notifying residents that low flying aerial culling of feral deer will occur across approved areas in the Limestone Coast.
Read more of the post Notice of low flying aerial culling by helicopter
News • Water • 24 Jul 2024
The Limestone Coast Landscape Board is set to host a series of sessions aimed at providing an update on the progress of the Lower Limestone Coast Water Allocation Plan amendment.
Read more of the post It’s time to talk about the future of water for the Lower Limestone Coast
News • 24 Jul 2024
If you are passionate about leading our community and future generations to sustainably manage our regions landscapes, we need you!
Read more of the post Join us - become our next Limestone Coast Landscape Board member
News • Sustainable Primary Production • 23 Jul 2024
All twenty of the Limestone Coast's automatic weather stations are now 5G, providing increased mobile device and connection capacity.
News • Water • 01 Jul 2024
Progress on the amendment of the Lower Limestone Coast Water Allocation Plan is underway as the Limestone Coast Landscape Board works towards sustainable water management.
Read more of the post Amendment of the Lower Limestone Coast Water Allocation Plan making progress
News • Weeds • 01 Jul 2024
The Limestone Coast Landscape Board is encouraging landholders to act now to get on top of winter weeds.
News • Education • 11 Jun 2024
Students were immersed in nature and learnt about how all living things are connected. They loved exploring the local landscape as part of the Young Environmental Leaders Program.
News • Weeds • 04 Jun 2024
The Limestone Coast Landscape Board is urging landholders to be on the lookout for declared weed gorse.
News • Education • 04 Jun 2024
Over 200 students from across the Limestone Coast explored our coastal landscape as part of the March in May educational event.
Read more of the post Unique coastal landscape on display as students march through May
News • Water • 03 Jun 2024
The Limestone Coast Landscape Board has announced that amendment of the Lower Limestone Coast Water Allocation Plan is now underway.
Read more of the post Lower Limestone Coast Water Allocation Plan amendment begins
News • Carbon • 21 May 2024
Support is at hand for carbon farming with the appointment of the Limestone Coast Landscape Board's new Carbon Outreach Officer.
News • Education • 07 May 2024
The Limestone Coast Landscape Board's Youth Environment Council fosters leadership to care for and improve our local landscape.
Read more of the post Picture perfect swamp experience for Youth Environment Council members
News • Water • 18 Jan 2024
The karst springs and alkaline fens restoration project is Eight Mile Creek is now underway.
Read more of the post Karst springs restoration project starts the journey of wetland restoration
News • Water • 08 Dec 2023
The recent purchase of an Eight Mile Creek property in the Limestone Coast is a bold move by the Limestone Coast Landscape Board.
News • Water • 31 Oct 2022
An opportunity for representation from the softwood or hardwood forestry sector to inform the planning and management of water for sustainable use in the Lower Limestone Coast.
Read more of the post Representatives sought from forestry sector
News • Water • 19 Oct 2022
Boards meeting again to discuss shared interests and progress under their Joint Committee and the region’s Drainage and Wetland Strategy.
Read more of the post Exploring flows key to joint Board framework
News • Water • 28 Sep 2022
Aerial monitoring is about to begin over the lower Limestone Coast's southern coastline, collecting data to understand the extent of seawater intrusion inland.
Read more of the post Aerial monitoring to begin for seawater intrusion in the Lower Limestone Coast
News • Water • 05 Sep 2022
The Limestone Coast Landscape Board has formed a Stakeholder Advisory Group for the Lower Limestone Coast Water Allocation Plan review.
News • Water • 12 Jul 2022
The Limestone Coast Landscape Board have announced they are set to commence the review of the Lower Limestone Coast Water Allocation Plan.
Read more of the post Lower Limestone Coast Water Allocation Plan review set to begin
News • Water • Sustainable Primary Production • 16 Feb 2022
Investigating the feasibility of sourcing excess water from the drainage network and storing it in the aquifer for the benefit of primary industries.
Read more of the post Study to explore aquifer recharge opportunities for primary production