Nature has been responsible for some changes in Maldon in the past week, with trees toppling in prominent places. A towering willow on Grey Street that was a favourite for ducks and cranes has fallen into the pond, while the historic cottage on the Castlemaine-Maldon Road narrowly escaped a fallen eucalypt. Keep an eye overhead…
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The 2025 Victorian Landcare Grants applications are now open and available for volunteer groups and networks working to improve the local environment. Project grants of up to $20,000 are available to environmental volunteer groups and networks, including Landcare groups and networks, Friends groups, Conservation Management Networks, Committees of Management, Coastcare groups and First Nations groups.…
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State forest firewood collection available
Victorians are able to collect free firewood for personal use from designated state forest firewood collection areas from Saturday 1 March until Monday 30 June. Department of Energy, Environment and Climate Action (DEECA) Director Forest and Fire Operations Loddon Mallee, Scott Falconer, urged collectors to play it safe and check local weather conditions as well…
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Local artists invited to join the Eco Art Truck Project
Mount Alexander Shire Council is inviting artists to express their interest in creating digital artwork to be displayed on Cleanaway trucks, Council’s new waste collection service.
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