Cultural

Indigenous, pioneering and social events.

LPLN REGENERATIVE READS 8 – Friday 24th April

Dark Emu, by Bruce Pascoe A wonderfully thought-provoking journey into indigenous farming and social structure based around the existence of agriculture, farming and social village-style living in pre-1788 Indigenous Australian culture. In Dark Emu, Bruce Pascoe challenges the fundamental conception that Australia’s Traditional Owners lived solely as hunter-gatherers and instead produces a compelling argument that […]

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official launch of the Serpentine Creek Canoe Trail – June 2017

The LPLN are happy to announce the Official Opening of the Serpentine Creek Canoe Trail. This program that was first ‘floated’ by Laurie Maxted of the Loddon Vale Landcare group and Board Member of the LPLN. Partners in this program include the Loddon Shire Council, the State Government, La Trobe University Bendigo and Dja Dja

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Michael Moore awarded the Wedderburn Community Service Award

Congratulations to Michael Moore, Secretary of the Loddon Plains Landcare Network’s Committee of Management, the President of the Wedderburn Conservation Management Network and a member of the Friends of Kooyoora National Park. Michael was awarded the Wedderburn Community Service Award from the Loddon Shire at the Australia Day awards ceremony in Wedderburn. This is on

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Parks Victoria, 2016 Conserving Special Places, Kookaburra Award

Congratulations to both the Wedderburn CMN and The Friends of Kooyoora! Both of these LPLN member groups have been nominated for a Parks Victoria, 2016 Conserving Special Places, Kookaburra Award. On top of that, both Michael Moore (President of the WCMN and Secretary of the LPLN) and Jim Irving (Friends of Kooyoora) have been nominated

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