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Imperial Hairstreak
Whilst walking in the Jamison Drive gully uphill of Barton Drive on Friday BLC member Glenda Datson and Ian Davidson spotted this lovely little blue butterfly, with pupae, caterpillars, and attendant ants. They have identified it as most likely the Imperial Hairstreak butterfly.
Funding available to protect grassy woodlands
New initiative aims to protect threatened grassy woodlands
NE Second Generation Landcare Grants 2010-11 now open
The North East CMA is encouraging environmental groups in the region to apply for a Second Generation Landcare Grant before they close on 19th March.
Landcare Promotional trailer available
The North East Landcare Promotional Trailer is now available for group events!
Call for Environmental Works
Department of Primary Industries, Department of Sustainability and Environment and Trust for Nature, are taking calls for Expressions of Interest for Environmental works in Your catchment.
Take control of soil health on your farm
Do you know what soil carbon is? Do you know what your soils are capable of storing? Join the new CMA programme and build your understanding about soil carbon and its role in building soil health and productivity improvements.
Melbourne University working in Towong Shire
As part of the GTH project a Melbourne University team led by Professor David Chapman has been collecting data from the pasture establishment sites across the Shire.
Bats Biodiversity and a BBQ
Baranduda Landcare held an amazing evening hosted by Dr Lindy Lumsden on the topic of bats at the Baranduda Community Centre which was attended by about 100 people
Catch the bus to the Seymour Alternative Field Days
Catch the bus from Wodonga, Wangaratta or Benalla and as a bonus get half price entry. Drinks and nibbles will be provided, so why not take it a bit easier and get on the bus! See below for further details and to reserve your spot.
Murray Salinity Exchange Conference - Albury
The Murray CMA is hosting the Salinity Exchange conference on the 19th and 20th Feb to reinvigorate the conversation about salinity. We have extended the registration date up until the conference itself so there is still the opportunity to register and are welcoming people from North East Victoria to attend.
