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Pedal and Plant

Sunday 27 July | ⏰ 10am–2pm 
📍 Meet at Ruby Community Hall, Ruby, South Gippsland
(Planting site is 1.5km along the rail trail towards Kardella)

South Gippsland Landcare Network and South Gippsland Shire Council are again partnering with Arawata Landcare Group for hours of fun planting 1500 indigenous trees, shrubs and grasses by the side of the Great Southern Rail Trail.

We’ll meet at Ruby Hall and make our way by bike or guided walk to the planting site, about 1.5 kilometres along the trail. We’ll learn about the native plants and animals already living along the rail trail as we walk. At the planting site, there will be plant guards to decorate, which will not only protect our seedlings from browsing animals but also form an outdoor art gallery.

Our fabulous friends from Leongatha Rotary and Leongatha Lions Club will provide a tasty lunch afterwards.

The South Gippsland Landcare Network, of which Loch Nyora Landcare Group is a member, provides information and events you may find interesting. The website link is https://www.sgln.net.au.

Some more specific links are below. 

The SGLN Event Calendar

The calendar shows upcoming events and can be accessed clicking on here https://www.sgln.net.au/event-calendar

Biodiversity Protection Plan

has developed the BPP in consultation with many other groups and organisations.

The vision is "That South Gippsland's biodiversity is valued, protected, and enhanced through collaborative and coordinated action across government, industry and community.

There are nine strategic directions.  To access the BPP click on this sentence.

                      Previous events

Pittosporum removal at Loch Village entrance

A number of members, with support of shire workers cut out and treated Pittosporum at the Loch village entrance.

Weed Control

An interesting session was held. A presentation on how to use drones (see picture) to control weeds was most enlightening.

Hilda Falls Planting

On August 4th,2024 a number of our members went to Hilda Falls and planted approximately 200 plus plants. We look forward to them growing to beatify the Falls viewing area.