Independent Advocates for the Gippsland Lakes
Interesting site – you can alter the amount of sea-level rise to see the varying effects on the Gippsland Lakes coastline.
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Flood level inundation visualization for Lakes Entrance by Monash University
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Took place Thursday 18 September at Silvershot (on Boole Poole Peninsula opposite Metung).
The Interps Sign and accompanying Park Note will give visitors and locals greater insight into the interesting flora, fauna and landscape of Boole Poole.
Joe Stephens was presented with perpetual Honourary Membership to thank him for his outstanding commitment and contribution to the environmental health of the Gippsland Lakes Parks and Reserves.
Joe will be sorely missed but FOGL wishes him every success in his new venture.
FOGL are arranging a planting day for Saturday 31 May 9am – 2pm at a section of public land on the north side of the Silt Jetties (access via East Bairnsdale).
Bring: stout footwear, gloves, hat, insect protection, water, snacks, thermos etc.
2000 plants to be planted so come one come all and bring a friend!
FOGL are arranging a planting day for Saturday 31 May 9am – 2pm at a section of public land on the north side of the Silt Jetties (access via East Bairnsdale).
Bring: stout footwear, gloves, hat, insect protection, water, snacks, thermos etc.
2000 plants to be planted so come one come all and bring a friend!
Join the paddle on a guided tour to observe close-up the plants and birdlife on the Morass.
Times: Embarkation time 7.00 a.m. Return for breakfast 9.30 -10.00.
Bring: Insect repellent, warm clothes, refreshments, thermos, juice etc.
Canoes: Bring your own and safety gear,
or
use a canoe & safety gear provided on the day (pre-booking essential).
Breakfast: FOGL will provide a hot breakfast for all participants.
To register for this activity please email president@fogl.org.au or telephone 5156 2175.
If you require a canoe please book by Monday 14 April.