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DELWP Hume

Locality: Benalla, Victoria

Phone: +61 136186

Address: 89 Sydney Road 3672 Benalla, VIC, Australia

Website: http://www.delwp.vic.gov.au

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21.01.2022 Check out this amazing piece of artwork in Chiltern! ‘Reverence’ is a 12 metre wide by 9 metre high mural commissioned by DELWP and created by local artist Kirrily Anderson. The Box-Ironbark Forest surrounding Chiltern is home to many of the Victoria’s most endangered plants and animals and the mural depicts 27 of these species (see if you can spot them all!)... Watch the video below to hear from Kirrily and learn more about the process of bringing this artwork to life Parks Victoria North East CMA Indigo Shire Council BirdLife Australia Threatened Species Commissioner Threatened Species Conservancy Regent Honeyeater Project Regent Honeyeater Recovery Program The Border Mail Wangaratta Chronicle ABC Goulburn Murray

17.01.2022 Our Forest Fire Management Victoria crews were quick to respond and contain a small fire at Follett Road near Murchison yesterday afternoon. What sparked this blaze? An unattended campfire. Since last Friday, 13 November FFMVic and Conservation Regulator officers found 26 unattended campfires across north east Victoria. ... Campfires must never be left unattended and should be completely extinguished using plenty of water. If the fire is cool to touch then it's safe to leave. If you see a campfire that doesn’t look right or is unattended call 136 186. Bushfires should be reported by calling 000. Remember to be safe this summer and read the campfire safety rules because unattended campfires can have devastating impacts: https://www.ffm.vic.gov.au//fire-restrictions-and-regulati Parks Victoria CFA (Country Fire Authority) Towong Shire Council Wodonga Council Alpine Shire Council Indigo Shire Council Rural City of Wangaratta Benalla Rural City Council Greater Shepparton City Council Moira Shire Council Mansfield Shire Council Murrindindi Shire Council Mitchell Shire Council ABC Goulburn Murray The Border Mail Alexandra Newspapers Wangaratta Chronicle Wangaratta North Rural Fire Brigade - CFA CFA District 24 Headquarters Brigade Shepparton Fire Brigade- CFA Shepparton News The Shepparton Adviser Myrtleford Times Corryong Courier Corryong Fire Station Tallangatta Herald Bright Fire Brigade Mansfield Fire Brigade CFA Broadford Fire Brigade Broadford CFA South Wangaratta Fire Brigade CFA District 23 CFA District 22 Wodonga West Fire Brigade Wodonga Urban Fire Brigade Harrietville RFB

17.01.2022 Are you thinking about growing your own vegetable garden? Growing your own fresh produce saves money, helps you to adapt to the impacts of climate change and research has proven that it also reduces your stress levels. By growing your own food, you are helping to reduce carbon emissions and food packaging materials such as human-made plastics and cardboard.... If you have your own vegetable garden we’d love to see it, please share a photo in the comments section below. For tips on growing your own food, please visit: https://www.sustainability.vic.gov.au///Grow-your-own-food Totally Renewable Beechworth Totally Renewable Yackandandah Acres and Acres Coop Landcare Australia Landcare Victoria How To Grow Your Own Vegetables

16.01.2022 The Buckland Valley in north east Victoria attracts thousands of visitors each year. As part of the Victoria's Great Outdoors program we are investing $250,000 to upgrade camping and visitor sites in the valley. We are currently developing the master plan for the project, and to have your say please visit www.engage.vic.gov.au/buckland-valley-state-forest-recreati... Forest Fire Management Victoria Alpine Shire Council Camping Victoria Bright & Surrounds

16.01.2022 The 2020 firewood collection season is closing this Monday 30 Nov. This weekend will be your last weekend to collect firewood for domestic use until 1 March 2021. Firewood can be collected at nominated collection areas for domestic use, no permit required. You can only take fallen or felled wood and cannot damage standing trees (including dead ones) or collect logs that are visibly hollow or growing moss or fungi.... Firewood collection from designated areas in the Upper Murray is still restricted to residents of Towong Shire and specific post codes within adjoining local government areas. Residents living outside the Towong Shire in the following postcodes will be able to collect firewood from the designated collection areas in the Upper Murray District: Wodonga Council within postcodes 3691 and 3690. Indigo Shire Council within postcodes 3691 and 3695. Alpine Shire Council within postcodes 3691, 3697, 3698 and 3699. People from these postcodes collecting within designated collection areas may be asked for proof of their address by authorised officers. For more information on firewood collection and where to collect visit - https://www.ffm.vic.gov.au//firewood-collection-in-your-re Parks Victoria Forest Fire Management Victoria

15.01.2022 With restrictions easing this week, all Victorians can now enjoy all that our parks, forests and reserves have to offer! Our Conservation Regulator officers have already noticed an increase in visitors while patrolling popular sites across the state, and they're reminding people to continue being COVIDSafe. If you’re heading to the bush this weekend, make sure you wear a fitted face mask, practice physical distancing, ensure proper hand hygiene including the use of hand s...anitiser, and observe group size limits. For all the latest information, visit: https://www.coronavirus.vic.gov.au/

09.01.2022 We're launching a container deposit scheme for Victoria The scheme will reduce litter, encourage better recycling outside the home, generate clean streams of quality recyclables and create jobs across the state. Consultation on the scheme closes Monday 30 November, be sure to help shape the scheme so that it works for you: engage.vic.gov.au/container-deposit-scheme

08.01.2022 A Total Fire Ban has been declared for parts of our region tomorrow (Saturday 28 November), this includes people in the following Local Government areas, Greater Shepparton City Council, Moira Shire Council and Strathbogie Shire Council. No fires can be lit, or be allowed to remain alight, in the open air from 12:01 AM on Saturday 28 November 2020 until 11:59 PM Saturday 28 November 2020. To stay informed visit www.emergency.vic.gov.au... Parks Victoria Forest Fire Management Victoria CFA (Country Fire Authority) ABC Goulburn Murray

08.01.2022 One hundred and twenty motion-sensor cameras have been installed across the Ovens Valley to detect and monitor Long-footed Potoroos ability to survive following last summer’s devastating fires. The cameras will be stationed for the next 21 days and use heat-sensing technology that trigger an infra-red ‘flash’ when movement is detected capturing images of the rarely seen species. The data will be used to help us better understand the impacts that widespread fires have on ...the threatened marsupial so we can take important steps to ensure its survival. Long-footed Potoroos are an endangered species and only found in parts of north east Victoria and far east Gippsland. Bushfires, climate change and predation by foxes, wild dogs and feral cats has contributed to the population’s decline. This project is part of the Victorian Government’s Bushfire Biodiversity Response and Recovery program which supports on-ground action to help species impacted by last summer’s bushfires. All activity complied with public health measures, prioritising the safety of the Victorian community, our staff and contractors. Taungurung Land & Waters Council Alpine Shire Council Parks Victoria Ovens Landcare Network Myrtleford Times ABC Goulburn Murray The Border Mail The Alpine Observer Wangaratta Chronicle Alpine Radio Kiewa & Ovens Valleys Bushfire Recovery Victoria CFA (Country Fire Authority) Arthur Rylah Institute for Environmental Research

07.01.2022 Following severe winds that caused power outages in Ruffy, Avenal and Tallarook, learn how to be energy safe during a power outage by following these tips. Keep clear of fallen powerlines and keep others away. The powerlines may still be live, so you should call your local electricity distributor. Check your neighbour’s house to see if they have also lost power. If your neighbour has power on, then check to see if your safety switch has been tripped. Be careful when u...sing candles and other open flames keep naked flames away from flammable material. Make sure appliances are turned off (because they could come back on when you are not there). Know what to do: http://energy.vic.gov.au

07.01.2022 Parks Victoria’s Volunteering in Nature: Summer Series 2020 is full of outdoor and online volunteer events. Ready to get out in the field? Then join the ranger led LitterWatch group activity at Yarrawonga Common on Tuesday 1 December at 10am. Volunteers will be assisting local staff in removing litter from the beautiful Yarrawonga Common and will learn about the LitterWatch program.... Register here: parkconnect.vic.gov.au//Volunteer/public-planned-activity/

07.01.2022 Victoria's container deposit scheme won't just reduce litter, it'll create jobs right across the state as well Be part of this exciting new initiative by letting us know what you think: engage.vic.gov.au/container-deposit-scheme

07.01.2022 We have been working with our partner agencies across north east Victoria to control Broom species in bushfire affected areas. While individual Broom plants die during fire, the intense heat stimulates the germination of seeds, with the new plants spreading on mass. Sites with high biodiversity values have been targeted for treatment, including locations in the Buffalo and Buckland Valleys, and the catchment area surrounding Dartmouth Dam.... These works form part of the threat management program under our ‘Bushfire Biodiversity Response and Recovery Program’, which focuses on management of invasive pest plant and animal threats in the aftermath of bushfire. Parks Victoria Goulburn-Murray Water HVP Plantations

01.01.2022 Remember all normal road safety rules apply on forest roads Trail bike riders are required to: -keep to the left -ride to the conditions... -be prepared to give way at track junctions -always wear a helmet -hold a valid license -ride a registered trail bike If you're heading out this weekend, remember public health measures still apply. Check for up-to-date information for your area before leaving the house and wear a fitted face mask when not wearing a helmet, visit www.coronavirus.vic.gov.au