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Seeking participants for Green Army team
Workskil Australia is seeking participants for a 25 week Green Army project to provide vital habitat for woodland birds and native flora and fauna species in Kyeema Conservation Park…
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Thank you for coming to our AGM
Another financial year is done and dusted. We felt very fortunate to share our AGM with a great bunch of LAP supporters, board and staff. Our speaker, Kathy Hayter shared…
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Official Opening of the Point Sturt Landcare Reserve
Official Opening of the Point Sturt Landcare Reserve On Sunday 23rd September, the Point Sturt and Districts Landcare Group officially opened the Point Sturt and District Landcare Reserve. Over 80 people…
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A day on the bus with the Angas Bremer Water Management Committee
The Angas Bremer Water Management Committee made use of a small volunteer grant from the South Australian Murray-Darling Basin Natural Resources Management Board on 27 September to run a…
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Look out for our local turtles!
Last week, Goolwa to Wellington Local Action Planning Association (GWLAP) held a turtle information session at Goolwa. Approximately 20 people came along to learn about turtles and how we…
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EPA Water quality monitoring
Coorong Lower Lakes and Murray Mouth (CLLMM) Murray Futures Program The EPA conducted a water quality monitoring program (on behalf of the Department of Environment Water and Natural Resources) between…
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Weed control in Finniss Conservation Park
Nearly six months ago the GWLAP received a $5000 grant from DEWNR on-park Support Grants to continue with restoration works in the Finniss conservation park. This funding is addressing red…
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Mount Lofty Ranges Southern Emu Wren spotted in our revegetation!
Wren arrival is certainly something to tweet about Clayton Bay Landholder Kathy never expected to have a bucket list moment in her own backyard. However, a chance visit to the block…
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In search of the rare Grass daisy – Finniss
A very special thank you to the Botanic Gardens of SA for this lovely blog post – we recommend you check out their blog and follow them on
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