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Hosted by West Gippsland Catchment Management Authority · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 79 episodes
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A semi-regular look at the people and organisations working with and caring for the environment in the West Gippsland Catchment Management Authority area.
West Gippsland Catchment Management Authority hosts gippslandscapes podcast, a society show with 79 episodes published.
In this episode we take a trip to the Lower Latrobe Wetlands on Gunaikurnai Country. [Sally] , [Dr Adrian Clements] and [David Stork] cover [wetland restoration], [environmental water] and [river health]. Topics discusse
In our final episode for 2025, we chat with our CEO Marty Fuller about the year that was, the year that’s coming and why CMAs and partners are so vital to healthy landscapes. Get to know us and the work we do protecting
It's true that tree-loving is infectious and in this episode we hear all about the superpower of trees with two tree-loving experts Matt Bowler and Richard (Richie) Allen from the CMA who've collectively planted over a m
There’s a whole lotta plover love in this episode of Gippslandscapes when we chat with Hooded Plover guru Kasun Ekanayake from BirdLife Australia about the plight of the plover, their tenacity in raising chicks on busy s
Join us on the banks of Screw Creek estuary on beautiful Bunurong Country for a chat with our very own CEO Martin Fuller as he reflects on highlights of 2024 and shares some of the exciting initiatives in store for 2025
It’s all about the power and the passion on this episode of the podcast as we chat with some of the inspiring people involved in a twenty-year partnership project to restore the entire length of the Agnes River and prote
This episode, Sally, Matt, Jillian and Jenny talk about coming together as a community to care for a catchment - in their I Love The Tarwin project. Topics discussed: Remnant vegetation Tarwin River Community impact Link
In this episode, Sally and Callum sit at the windy shore of Powlett River/Kugerungmome on Bunurong Country in South Gippsland and talk estuaries - what they are, the language around them and how we manage them... Topics
This week, Gerard speaks with CMA colleague Elsa Burnell and Environment Manager at the Glenfalloch Station Karen Tymmes. The conversation commences with a look at the floods on the Macalister River in 2021 and their imp
This week, Sally O'Neill speaks with Deb Sullivan from Birdlife Australia about the work to understand and protect the Pelican. www.loveourlakes.net.au This podcast is hosted by ZenCast.fm
This week, Gerard speaks with President of the Fish Creek Landcare Group, Robin Stevens and Committee member, Carolyn Fryer about the groups evolution and the work it has been doing to Put the Fish Back into Fish Creek.
This week, Gerard speaks with James Clyne, a dairy farmer from Newry in Gippsland. It's a look at a range of topics including James' work in a Sustanable Irrigation Program being managed by the WGCMA but also the need to
This week, Gerard speaks with Peter Jacobs from the Victorian Deer Control Community Network and Jillian Stanton chair of the South Gippsland Landcare network and President of Tarwin Landcare Group and a beef producer at
This week, Gerard is joined by Professor Richard Eckard from the University of Melbourne School of Agriculture and Food Systems who walks us through the current pressure points and what Australian farmers can expect in t
This week, Gerard gets around the kitchen table with Rosemary and Fergus Irving to chat about a 40 year revegetation program on their own farm as well as the work of the Woodside Landcare Group over the last 25 years. Th
This week, Gerard chats with Mary and Howard Connor about a wetland re-creation project on their Avon River property and dairy farmer Anthony Cliff about the work he is doing on and around the Nuntin Creek to increase bi
This week, Gerard chats with the wonderful committee from the Heyfield Wetlands: Wendy Rhodes, Mike Kube and Barry Donahoe about the 20 year project and the simply amazing result to construct a wetlands on an old racecou
2022 marks the 25th anniversary of the formation of Victoria's Catchment Management Authorities. In this episode of Gippslandcapes we look back at that quarter century with the help of some of the staff from the WGCMA as
This week, Gerard speaks with Anita Charles, President of the Callignee Landcare Group. They walk a site near Flynns Creeek and sicuss the group, its membership, the work it is doing and the challenges and rewards of est
This week, Sally O'Neill chats with dairy farmer and industry leader Lauren Finger and beef farmer and business woman Anne Roussac-Hoyne about their lives and work in Gippsland. This podcast is hosted by ZenCast.fm
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