Lismore Land Protection Group in Lismore, Victoria | Non-profit organisation

Lismore Land Protection Group

Locality: Lismore, Victoria

Phone: +61 3 5596 2384

Address: 19 High Street 3324 Lismore, VIC, Australia

Website: corangamite.landcarevic.net.au/lismore-land-protn

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25.01.2022 As part of This Girl Can VIC initiative and in collaboration with CONNECT Warrnambool, join us tomorrow for the second in our series of "virtual nature walks". ...Simply watch the short video that will be posted tomorrow AND then get out and into nature for some good green exercise and fun. This walk is a "Grateful Gathering Nature Walk" and youll create very simple and gorgeous creation with your gathered natural loose parts. Ill also be giving you some tips on consciously gathering natural materials so we make sure we look after nature! This is a great activity to do if youre kids are climbing the walls indoors!! Its a fabulous opportunity to get you and them outdoors for a body and brain break during remote learning. See you outside! Make sure you tell your friends too! #ThisGirlCan3280 #thisgirlcanvic #nurtureinnature

25.01.2022 Fox control webinar

25.01.2022 Browns Waterholes is getting some maintenance. Berrybank wind farm has funded Lismore Landcare and Progress Association to remove the invading desert ash trees and install a reed bed at the drain outlet. The contractors have done a good job. Thanks!

25.01.2022 The brolga have had a successful breeding season with one chick hatched so far! Call in to the Fairway Coffee and Eatery at the golf club to check if another chick will hatch.

25.01.2022 Discovered near Cape Otway!

24.01.2022 A fun whole family activity to try

23.01.2022 Every little bit helps! What small changes can you make to live more sustainable??

23.01.2022 Final Reminder: National Feral Cat Management Survey Researchers from RMIT University are looking for volunteers to participate in a survey that asks questi...ons about feral cat management in Australia. The information collected will help to generate a better understanding of feral cat management across the nation, including how to make improvements. The online survey should take around 5 to 10 minutes to complete and will consist primarily of short, multiple-choice questions about feral cats and efforts taken to manage them. Participation is voluntary and, if you choose to participate, you will remain anonymous. Individual survey http://bit.ly/Cats2020ind Organisation survey http://bit.ly/Cats2020org : Office of the Threatened Species Commissioner

22.01.2022 A great simple way to deal with food scraps without having to get right into composting! Plus its Australian made

22.01.2022 We have a website!! https://lismorelpg.wixsite.com/llpg Have a look and keep up to date with upcoming events.

21.01.2022 Hosted by Sustainable Farms NSW but will have lots of interesting and relevant info for our region too.

21.01.2022 Regenerative agriculture...whats it all about?

21.01.2022 There are several easy things that can be done to increase the habitat value of your farm dams. Watch the link below of a session that was recently screened. http://www.sustainablefarms.org.au//enhancing-farm-dams-we

19.01.2022 Survey reminder!! Please take 5 minutes to have your say on the future of your local Landcare group Click the link to take the survey now https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/LLGP795

19.01.2022 Applications are now open for the 2020 Victorian Junior Landcare and Biodiversity Grants

18.01.2022 Christmas BBQ this Thursday night! RSVP if you'd like to join us

17.01.2022 Lyrids meteor shower will peak around April 2223, with anywhere between 1890 meteors an hour. Its best seen just after midnight. Luckily, clear skies are expected for Wednesday so theres a good chance to catch quite a show.

17.01.2022 Recent plantings at Mount Elephant as part of the Forgotten Woodlands project

17.01.2022 Join our zoom session tomorrow (Thursday) night, 7pm to hear Eleanor Lang present on Improving Farm Biodiversity for production and conservation, on the Western Plains

16.01.2022 "When last we checked on the platypus, it was confounding our expectations of mammals with its webbed feet, duck-like bill and laying of eggs. More than that, it was producing venom. Now it turns out that even its drab-seeming coat has been hiding a secret....." https://www.nytimes.com//s/platypus-glow-ultraviolet.html

16.01.2022 The numbers are in.....

14.01.2022 A wonderful snap shot of Lismore to promote our region. Recognise a few familiar names and voices??

14.01.2022 We are recognizing NAIDOC week as we have a short ceremony and raise the Aboriginal flag on Sunday 15th at 11am. Hope to see you there!

13.01.2022 Keep an eye out here soon for info on our local (Corangamite Shire) recycling and how we can all make small changes to get recycling right! This tip from #Ecostainable can get you started.

13.01.2022 Tune in this Sunday for some great gardening for wildlife tips

11.01.2022 We are luck enough to Have Growling grass frog around Lismore. Listen in to hear all about them...

11.01.2022 The last of the butterflies were released on Monday! This was part of the Pollinator Garden project run by LLPG with Lismore Primary, thanks to funding from Corangamite Shire's Environmental Fund.

10.01.2022 LLPG is currently working on a 'Pollinator project' with Lismore Primary School. As part of this project the kids had 5 chrysalis to watch hatch. Their first Monarch butterfly emerged today to much excitement! The project also involves students growing seedlings of native grassland species which will be added to their 'Pollinator garden' that has been planted at the front of the school. The Pollinator garden is filled with grassland herbs and flower that once grew across the Victorian Volcanic Plains. We're really enjoyed working with the kids on this project and teaching about the importance of pollinators. The project is thanks to funding from Corangamite Shire's Environmental Fund. #pollinatorgarden #lismoreprimaryschool #corangamiteshire

10.01.2022 Our local celebraties! A quick snippet on mega fauna in our region

10.01.2022 A way to help out our local wildlife park while we cant actually visit...

09.01.2022 Did you know that there are hundreds of dormant volcanoes smattered across Victoria’s Western District? Many might be mere bumps on the horizon, but given the... variety of the 400-plus volcanoes here, there are few other landscapes like it in the world. These are baby volcanoes so they’re not really considered big and fancy. Read more: https://bit.ly/36BqUXi Don Fuchs

09.01.2022 CR. BROWN ON REFLECTION & RENEWAL Cr. Brown speaks about how exercise and self reflection is important for mental health at this time.

08.01.2022 Ten ways to improve the natural assets on a farm - a brilliant booklet to provide easy and inexpensive ideas to increase habitat and improve natural assets such as dams, shelterbelts and riparian areas on a farm. Click the link to view the booklet online or order a copy for yourself https://www.paperturn-view.com/?pid=MTA108067&v=1.1

08.01.2022 Another beautiful photo of our towns amazing water tower art work!

08.01.2022 We have our Annual General Meeting coming up on 13th August. At this stage there will be an in-person option as well as a Zoom option. Havent been to a Landcare meeting before? This is a good chance to see the faces involved so come along or join via Zoom!

07.01.2022 "IN AN INCREASINGLY urbanised environment it’s important we turn our backyards into havens for native wildlife"...

07.01.2022 Although this is directed to farmers in the north east of the state the info is also relevant in our area

05.01.2022 A good one for the kids!

05.01.2022 The official grand opening!

04.01.2022 Looking forward to the new walking track that was recently mapped by Liam, well done!

04.01.2022 Sustainable Farms is running a brilliant series of webinars that are relevant to landholders in all regions. Sign up for their next session Powerful Pollinators: the role of pollinators on our farms in the link below. Last weeks session, Brilliant birds: discover the birds that love our farms is available to listen to on recording now. Click this link to listen http://www.sustainablefarms.org.au//discover-birds-love-ou

03.01.2022 Pick up some great ideas on reducing waste at home

03.01.2022 Working bee at Browns Water Holes this Sunday 8th Nov, 10am. All welcome! Jobs to be completed include planting, laying weed mat, weeding, spraying. Work will be based around the new drain and the footbridge under the highway.Working bee at Browns Water Holes this Sunday 8th Nov, 10am. All welcome! Jobs to be completed include planting, laying weed mat, weeding, spraying. Work will be based around the new drain and the footbridge under the highway.

02.01.2022 Resoring native grasslands online session, 12th August. One of the benefits of being locked down is everyone can access great sessions like this online! Details are in the attached flier on how to join this talk via zoom

02.01.2022 This Wednesday, 7pm online

02.01.2022 "Cats have played a leading role in most of Australias 34 mammal extinctions since 1788, and are a big reason populations of at least 123 other threatened native species are dropping." Read on to find out more....

01.01.2022 We are holding a survey to find out how people think our Landcare group is doing. If you have attended or been involved in Lismore Land Protection Group events could you please take 5 minutes to complete the survey. https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/LLGP795

01.01.2022 Victorian National Parks are running a series of at-home webinars. Come along to this first webinar to discover: * How some of our iconic nation a parks came into being * The importance of National Parks and conservation reserves for wildlife and habitat * Some of the challenges in managing these important places... Follow the link for dates, times and topics of other sessions to come: https://vnpa.org.au/programs/nature-webinars/

01.01.2022 The way kingfishers keep their head still while fishing is incredible! #Winterwatch