Media Releases

Mini-Technical Workshops for Nut Growers

Free Soil Moisture Assessment and Irrigation Decision-Making Workshops

Tuesday 7 July - 1pm to 3pm - North East Victoria

88 Merriang Road, Myrtleford

Wednesday 8 July - 1pm to 3pm - Gippsland, Central Victoria

232 Dingley Dell Road, Thorpdale South

Presenter - Jeremy Giddings, Agriculture Victoria

Full information and registration here

Project Sprout - Community Planting Days, Wodonga 2026

until Friday 31 July 2026

Various locations across Wodonga

Hosted by Wodonga Urban Landcare Network

See sessions and register here

The Wodonga community is once again invited to roll up their sleeves and get their hands dirty this winter as Project Sprout- Branching Out launches an ambitious revegetation program that will build on 14 years of volunteer work through Landcare to transform the city's parks, trails, and waterways into vibrant green corridors teeming with native wildlife.

Kiewa Carbon Bash - How to Measure Soil Biology

15 July 2022 - Kergunyah Hall, 25 Kergunyah Rd, Kergunyah.
Free & Catered Event - 10am to 2pm.
Register here

Kiewa Catchment Landcare Groups are excited to invite you all to our next installment of the Kiewa Carbon Bash. This is a free and catered event, welcome to all.

Please join agroecologist David Hardwick (Soil Land Food) and microbiologist Dr Chandra Iyer for this hands on workshop where we will explore measuring soil biology on your farm.

We will look at the different soil biology tests and look at the results from the DNA analysis of the demo farms that are part of the Kiewa Carbon Bash Project.

Please register via the registration tab or via the QR code.
Contact Project Officer Charles Daaboul at projects@kclg.org.au or on 0493 268 085.

Online look at climate change across Victoria

Two online presentations will address current and possible future climatic conditions that are likely in 2050 across Victoria this week.

Climate experts from the Victorian Department of Environment, Land, Water and Planning (DELWP) will provide overviews from the state-wide Climate Science Report 2019 as well as climate projections for each region including North East Victoria.

Autumn count for Wild Pollinators

Watch a flower, record what you see, and be part of the next count for the Wild Pollinators project commencing Sunday 12 April. 

Each count should take ten minutes, and participants can do as many counts as they can until Sunday 19 April, mainly on fine days (as most insect pollinators don’t like poor weather). 

The Wild Pollinator Project website has Frequently Asked Questions and other resources to help identify the insects seen. Participants can also share their photos of pollinators on the iNaturalistpage, or on social media via #ozpollinators