FoGL’s Bosworth Rd. Bridge submission
Friends of the Gippsland Lakes, Parks & Reserves (FoGL) has serious concerns in relation to the impact the proposed Bosworth
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FoGL submission to the Regional Coastal Plan
“FoGL emphasizes that environmental health and biodiversity underpin everything else.” FoGL submission Regional Coastal Plan
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FoGL Submission to the Inspector General for Emergency Management on Current Prescribed Burning Practices
Concluding Comments: “FoGL stresses a fire ecology strategy needs to be developed and implemented that protects and enhances our biodiversity
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Seen any Pacific Gulls lately?
HELP NEEDED TO FIND BANDED PACIFIC GULLS Be on the lookout for banded Pacific Gulls – alive or dead. A
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Sea Spurge follow up weeding in the Gippsland Lakes Coastal Park
After FoGL’s successful removal of the invasive weed sea spurge Euphorbia paralias l from Barrier Landing and a part of
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Nicholson River Landcare share strategies with FoGL
On Saturday May 4th, Nicholson River Landcare hosted 10 members of Friends of the Gippsland Lakes Parks and Reserves on
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Sea spurge – an invasive threat in the Gippsland Lakes Coastal Park
Sea spurge, Euphorbia paralias, is an invasive beach weed that originated from Europe. Sea spurge was probably introduced to Australia