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 […]
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FoGL’s annual Boole Poole monitoring project
FoGL’s concern that introduced browsers, namely Hog Deer, have a negative impact on biodiversity in the Gippsland Lakes Coastal Park
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Spring comes to Macleod Morass
Friends of the Parks and Reserves of the Gippsland Lakes (FoGL) held a very well attended Springtime walk at Macleod
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FoGL Macleod Morass Planting Sat 8th October
Prep site 27th August Planting 8th October (bbq on Planting Day 1230-1315) Thanks to Coastcare Victoria (for the funding) and
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Around the Edge with FOGL at EGAG
With the assistance of the Friends of the Gippsland Lakes Parks and Reserves (FOGL) the East Gippsland Art Gallery (EGAG)
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Hog Deer Management Strategy
Hog deer are of interest to FOGL as these introduced animals enjoy protected wildlife status and graze freely doing inestimable
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Gippsland Lakes sea-level rise map
Interesting site – you can alter the amount of sea-level rise to see the varying effects on the Gippsland Lakes