East Gippsland Conservation Management Network in Bairnsdale, Victoria | Environmental conservation organisation

East Gippsland Conservation Management Network

Locality: Bairnsdale, Victoria

Phone: +61 417 557 114

Address: 156 McLeod St. 3875 Bairnsdale, VIC, Australia

Website: http://www.egcmn.org.au/

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24.01.2022 National Tree Day at Kalimna Jetty ..a combined EGCRMN and Landcare effort to remove Cape Ivy ,nasturtium ,Panic Veldt grass and other escaped weeds and replace these with Dianella ,Boobialla and other local rainforest plants ..

23.01.2022 And more illegal vegetation removal continues up on Kalimna hill

22.01.2022 Water returned to this wetland in Eagle Point for the first time in 3 yrs only a few weeks ago.....thx La Nina!

21.01.2022 Sometimes you wonder if it’s all worthwhile ,with all the illegal clearing of vegetation up on Kalimna hill and the planting of Agapanthus and othe weeds so that they can get a view of the water

20.01.2022 Finally got around to putting our Rainforest Fire Recovery project on our website today.......check it our here: http://egcmn.org.au/index.php/rainforest-post-fire-recovery/

18.01.2022 Water returned to this wetland in Eagle Point for the first time in 3 yrs only a few weeks ago.....thx La Nina!

13.01.2022 Junior landcare grants now open... https://juniorlandcare.org.au//2020-victorian-junior-lan/

10.01.2022 Please, if you care about our natural world and or think we could improve how we look after it, make a submission to this process on ecosystem decline. https://www.geco.org.au/have_your_say_threatened_species_in

10.01.2022 Recent visit from Trust for Nature board to East Gippsland area to several remnant rainforest properties including our established Covenanted property and other...s that are being reestablished through the work of the landowners and the rainforest group #trustfornature #rainforest #lakesentrance #loveeastgippsland #covenant #loveourlakes #wandervictoria #inspiredbygippsland See more

08.01.2022 Good monring, Parks Victoria’s deer control (ground shooting) program recommenced this week in Buchan Caves Reserve, Lake Tyers State Park and Cape Conran Coastal Park. The ground shooting program in Buchan Caves, Lake Tyers and Cape Conran recommenced on Sunday 9th November and will run for six nights.... The program is being carried out under strict conditions designed to ensure safe, effective, and humane practices are implemented. Suitably qualified and experienced contractors have been engaged to deliver the work. Please note ground shooting is mostly being undertaken at night. Please visit the Parks Victoria website for the latest information about conditions in specific parks (www.parks.vic.gov.au). The program has been designed to ensure it meets the requirements to slow the spread of coronavirus (COVID-19) and to ensure physical distancing and hygiene standards are maintained at all times. If you require further information or have any questions, please contact Parks Victoria on 13 1963 or [email protected].

07.01.2022 Parks Victoria’s deer control (ground shooting) program will recommence this week in Buchan Caves Reserve, Lake Tyers State Park and Cape Conran Coastal Park. The ground shooting program in Buchan Caves, Lake Tyers and Cape Conran will recommence on Wednesday 14th October and run for eight nights. The program will be carried out under strict conditions designed to ensure safe, effective, and humane practices are implemented. Suitably qualified and experienced contractors wil...l be engaged to deliver the work. Please note ground shooting will mostly be undertaken at night. Please visit the Parks Victoria website for the latest information about conditions in specific parks (www.parks.vic.gov.au).

07.01.2022 Natural systems underpin our economy. Always have. Always will. Now they are in trouble and need our help. Think Global. Act local. See our website for details on what we do and how to get involved.... https://www.theguardian.com//fifth-of-nations-at-risk-of-e

07.01.2022 https://www.bigscrubrainforest.org/panel-discussions/

02.01.2022 A great series of workshops for anyone who is interested in post fire weed management https://www.swifft.net.au//weed_management_after_fire_-_we

02.01.2022 The Sooty owl has the largest variation between sexes (sexual dimorphism) of any owl on the planet! Check this pair out, as for the first time ever a breeding pair of Sooty owls are caught on camera by long-term EGCMN supporter and owl expert Rohan Bilney. Many large forest owls in East Gippsland had all of their range servery burnt by last summers fires . It remains unknown if many survived. We now have new project that will help guide owl management into the future and gi...ve these majestic animals the protection and support they deserve. To get involved or to learn more about our owl bushfire recovery project and become a member, follow this link: http://egcmn.org.au//owl-recovery-in-post-fire-east-gipps/:

01.01.2022 G'day fellow Orbostians, just a quick visual update of what we have been finding out bush with our (Southern Ark) camera-traps over the last few months after th...e fires. Our focus was on seeing how well Long-footed Potoroos survived the fires... they only live in Far East Gippsland, with another population in the Barry Mountains in NE Victoria. Our cameras detected lots of species that survived the fires, which after the beautiful rain in July and August, along with our full-on fox control program, will mean our wildlife will bounce back strongly. Get back to me with any questions! See more