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Paintings of grief, landscape and pilgrimage come to Meeniyan Art Gallery
When the Earth Remembers runs from 2 to 27 September, with an opening event and meet-the-artist afternoon on Saturday 6 September at 2pm. The gallery at 84 Whitelaw Street is open 10am to 4pm daily except Tuesdays.
Curiosity Corner
In conservation, it's often said that you can't plant an ecosystem. Old growth forests aren't just about the size of the trees, their health and diversity is dependent on an incredibly complex, interconnected web of ecological relationships between various plants, insects, fungi, and animals.
Who cares for our significant trees?
South Gippsland Shire Council recently facilitated a series of community workshops as part of its Heritage Precincts Project.
Trees holding fast for water quality in Corner Inlet wetland
Trees and catchments are a match made in heaven and this National Tree Day West Gippsland Catchment Management Authority (CMA) is celebrating the power of trees and the key role they play in keeping catchments healthy.
Get your hands dirty for Battery Creek
Prom Coast Ecolink is calling on the community to help restore Wet Forest habitat along Battery Creek in Fish Creek, with a family-friendly planting day, bush walk and barbecue planned for Saturday 8 August.
The little cupboard that could
The variety of projects coming through the Corner Inlet Men’s Shed workshop is always a source of astonishment, but the restoration of an old wardrobe for a local lady became the subject of some animated discussions and deserves to be recorded as a special case.
Help write the next chapter of Fishy Stories
After delighting audiences with stories, creativity and imagination for many years, Fishy Stories is looking for some new faces to help shape its next chapter.