Current Projects

Murray Darling Basin Healthy Rivers Program

The ability to offer fencing and revegetation projects in the local community is thanks to Mitta Valley Landcare Inc. winning a ‘Murray Darling Basin Healthy Rivers Program Grant in 2022, offered by The Department of Agriculture, Water, and the Environment. The program aims to support community-led, on the ground projects,…

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Victorian Landcare Grant 2024-25

Mitta Valley Landcare received a grant of $20,000- in 2024-25 to enhance wetlands in the Mitta Valley. Two wetlands have been fenced off covering 2.23 hectares and 1500 native seedlings have been planted into the sites.  The area contains the Ecological Vegetation Class ( EVC 186 ) Plains Grassy Woodland/ Flood…

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Protecting Habitat of Endangered Species and Wetland Birds

We have had a focus on endangered species in the last 12 months, with articles on greater gliders and bandicoots in our local media. Funded through the Victorian Landcare Grants 2023-24, we have delivered several workshops on endangered species and a bird walk with Birdlife Australia. We have coordinated the…

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Mitta Valley Landcare Bird Project and Walk

Mitta Valley Landcare organised a bird walk led by Ben Humphries from Birdlife Australia on May 2nd  2024 . This event aimed to enhance community knowledge and involvement in conserving woodland birds. Funding for this event was provided by a 2023 Landcare Victoria Grant. Our First Stop was Hugh and Judy…

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Mitta Valley Landcare Fungi Workshop and Guided Walk

Mitta Valley Landcare hosted a presentation by ecologist Audrey Beard on 18th June 2023, discussing the wonderful world of fungi, their role in our environment, and the diversity of fungi species present in the Mitta Valley and surrounds. Audrey started with a slideshow presentation talking about the different types of fungi,…

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Colclough’s Yabba Road Wetland and Farmscape Project

A dairy property along the Mitta River has fenced off 2.5 ha of boggy lagoon to restore a thriving wetland. Alice describes it as a ‘farmscape’ as opposed to a landscape project, with over 1000m of fencing completed, planting 2500 native species, and the removal of willows. This wetland project will provide…

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