2019 Fungi Photography Workshop
One day Photography Workshop
bring your camera and tripod
THURSDAY 13 JUNE 2019
10:00 – 16:00
Dimboola, VIC
Bookings: Annie 0436641319 or annie.hobby@delwp.vic.gov.au
One day Photography Workshop
bring your camera and tripod
THURSDAY 13 JUNE 2019
10:00 – 16:00
Dimboola, VIC
Bookings: Annie 0436641319 or annie.hobby@delwp.vic.gov.au
One day fungi workshop with Alison Pouliot.
sorry booked out.
WEDNESDAY 12 JUNE 2019
10:00 – 16:00
Dimboola, VIC
Bookings: Annie 0436641319 or annie.hobby@delwp.vic.gov.au
The planting weekend will be held on 5-7 July 2019 and hosted at the Nhill Showgrounds, on the Western Hwy right next door to the Nhill Caravan Park. We will be planting three sites this year, one one east, one north and one west of Nhill. Our site out east is between Gerang Gerung and Glenlee, a lovely remnant Yellow Gum and Mallee woodland adjacent to a cleared area covered in native grass. We will be planting a suite of rare and endangered species on this site. Our site out west is a Box/Gum/Buloke woodland, also with a lovely patch of native grasses. The northern site is a small failed direct seeding site.
Volunteers are needed to help us plant 13,000 trees, shrubs, herbs and grasses across the three sites. The Saturday night feast will again be catered for by the Karen community. It’s worth coming just for the food!
For accommodation, there is the Nhill Caravan Park, which has cabins, plus powered and unpowered camping sites. There are three motels in Nhill, plus the Union Hotel. There are also powered and unpowered camping sites at the showgrounds. Public transport is from Southern Cross station to Nhill. V/Line operates a rail service to Ararat, then a connecting coach to Horsham and Nhill. Those wishing to catch public transport will need to make their own bookings. HLN will operate a pick-up and drop-off service to and from the lodge on the Friday afternoon and Sunday morning. For accommodation and public transport details, please see our website www.hindmarshlandcare.org.au
Project Hindmarsh is the Hindmarsh Landcare Network’s most successful and well known flagship program. Starting in 1998, the Project Hindmarsh planting weekend is the longest running event of its kind in Australia. This year’s event is supported by the Department of Environment, Land, Water and Planning Victoria, the Wimmera Catchment Management Authority and Ace Radio 3WM.
We are thrilled to announce that Hindmarsh Landcare Network has received a grant from the Wettenhall Environment Trust to continue our monitoring of birds using Project Hindmarsh revegetation sites for another two years. Two new sites will be added, to broaden the age range of the revegetation sites we are surveying.
This project has already discovered threatened species using revegetated sites, and made another sighting of Diamond Firetails in January 2018, this time in 18-year-old Black Box.
2017 Project Hindmarsh video now available.
The Project Hindmarsh promotional documentary video made by Remember The Wild during our 20th planting weekend is now available.
The video, launched in Melbourne February 2018, was one of five produced by Remember The Wild. Congratulations to their team for such a terrific job. We hope you enjoy it. See who you know.