Cardinia Catchment Landcare Inc
WHAT'S HAPPENING
We have done two plantings on private properties so far in June and July, namely Colin Howard, Officer and Dianne van der Velde at Cardinia.
We are holding funding from Melbourne Water and Casey City for work along sections of Grassmere Creek. Also for work around reserves in Harkaway.
With the assistance of scouts, members and local residents, a thousand plants were put in along Grassmere Creek on 25th July.
Green Corps workers are more available from the start of July. They are able to give us assistance on public land reserves.
Parks Victoria has started the Cardinia Creek Parklands Master Plan. This will progressively develop over the next several years, the 217 hectares that have accumulated since 1992..
The website is in transition, there will be ongoing modification.
If you want to send an email message or feedback to a member of the Committee, you may do so via the Contact directory and click on a name.
CALENDAR
Thursday 2nd September. Parks Victoria is coming to Berwick to discuss ideas for development of the Cardinia Parklands 217 Ha project from 3 to 8 pm. This will be at the Mechanics Institute Library building, 15 High St. They would like to you call in. Click here to read the flyer.
Sunday 12th September. There will be a further planting at Dianne van der Velde's property at Cardinia. Details and how to get there available here.
Friday 10th September. You are invited to The Westernport Catchment Landcare Network Dinner and Awards Night. Bunyip Hall, 6.30 for 7. Click here for details and RSVP by 6th to This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it , Ph 5941 8446. If you wish to attend the dinner as part of the CCLG group, please reply to Secretary at This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it or 5940 3101.
Thursday 23rd September. Annual General Meeting of CEC. Bunyip Hall, 6.30 for registration. Guest Speaker Reg Mattingley on Working with Wildlife. Supper at 9. Click for detail.
CCLG was born in January, 2002, with the objective of encouraging owners of private land to plant indigenous trees and understorey, also to work with Councils and public bodies in planting on public land.
