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Exploring local bushland - Upper Murray

Saturday, 17 October 2026

Exploring Flora of the Area

Meet at 3pm at Bethanga Hall, then head to Jarvis Creek ending at the picnic grounds for a barbecue.

Exploring Fauna of the Area

Meet at 6pm at Jarvis Creek Regional Park Picnic Ground on Plateau Road

Bring a torch, chair for dinner and appropriate footwear for a short walk along Plateau Rd.

RSVP to Simon Feillafe (0438 190 999) for both events and dietary requirements.

An afternoon of exploring native vegetation and discussing how and when to collect seeds for propagation with Windy Smith, seed collector from Our Native Nursery, Wodonga.

Then exploring the wildlife of the area, such as Greater Gliders and Owls. Will start with a barbcue dinner and a chat, followed by a short walk look at various fauna.

Supported by Foundation for Rural Regional Renewal Mitta to Murray Landcare Network.

 


Plant pickup day - Tallangatta

Saturday 17 October 2026

10am to 2pm

Tallangatta Neighbourhood House, 51 Banool Road, Tallangatta

Free barbecue lunch provided

For more information, contact Anthony Dufty on 0402 894 576

Following on from the Propagation Workshop, this is a plant pickup day for our fire-affected community.

Collect a range of locally propagated plants to help you rebuild, restore and replant. The team will be on hand to offer advice and share tips to help your garden thrive.

Supported by the Foundation for Rural Regional Renewal.


Discovering frogs with CBLG

Sunday 11 October 2026

10am to 1pm

740 Oxley-Meadow Creek Rd, Docker

Lunch provided, bring your own chair

Wear covered shoes

Register at Discovering frogs with CBLG Tickets, TBC | TryBooking Australia

Join Carboor Bobinawarrah Landcare to learn about who are our local frog species, where do we find them and how can we ID them. Then stay for a BBQ lunch.

What you'll learn:

  • What species of frogs are most common in NE Victoria
  • Types of habitat important to frogs
  • How to identify frogs
  • How to use the frog ID app
  • Plus plenty of time to ask questions

 


Woody weed control workshop

Friday 2 October

Mullinmur Wetland, Wangaratta

Free but bookings essential

Lunch provided

Register here

Is your backyard harbouring invasive weeds? Learn how to identify and control invasive woody weeds at this practical workshop.

Hear from the Bangerang Ngalan Bitja Ranger Team who will demonstrate some of the tools and methods they use to take out some of the worst weeds in Australia to improve habitat for Platypus.

Bring the kids along for some school holiday fun with nature-based activities including pyrography (decorative wood burning) and water bug sampling.

This activity is jointly funded by the Australian Government's Natural Heritage Trust under the Urban Rivers and Catchments Program, the Victorian Government, and Melbourne Water, under the guidance of the Arthur Rylah Institute (ARI), with the support of One Tree Planted, City of Ballarat, Coliban Water, Zoos Victoria and Catchment Management Authorities. Platy Patch - A Victoria-wide Platypus recovery initiative.

This part of the project is led by the North East Catchment Management Authority, and delivered in collaboration with Bangerang Aboriginal Corporation, Wangaratta Landcare Sustainability and Rural City of Wangaratta.

Download the flyer


Integrating Cultural Land Management on your Property

Thursday 29 October

10.30am to 1.30pm (including lunch)

Ryans Lagoon, 138 Ryans Road, Bonegilla Vic

Register now here

Wodonga Urban Landcare Network (WULN) invites you to a practical field day for farmers and landholders with Uncle Allan Murray from the Duduroa Dhargal Aboriginal Corporation.

Learn how the project at Ryans Lagoon Nature Conservation Reserve is helping to restore Country while supporting ongoing cultural practices.

This field day will explore traditional approaches to land management and how they can be integrated into property management.

Topics include:

  • Weed management
  • Cultural burning and fire management
  • Wetland management and environmental watering
  • Planting and revegetation
  • Cultural heritage assessment
  • Understanding local vegetation, wildlife and climate


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