A whirlwind tour of Rupanyup Landcare sites Jack’s Track and the Rup Reservoir has new facilitator Marney feeling inspired and in awe of what can be achieved by passionate individuals and groups.

Alicia visited Longerenong College to talk to the students about the Victorian Landcare Grants process, and then the group travelled to Rupanyup Reservoir to check out a previous Landcare project.

Murtoa College student Alyvia writes an article on her class’s involvement in tree planting at Rupanyup Reservoir in winter/spring 2024.

We had students from the year 12 VET program at Murtoa College join us for a day of tree planting at the Rupanyup Reservoir. This activity was part of a project management assignment for the students, where they had to get involved in the planning, implementation, and evaluation of a project.

FrogID week, held annually in November, is Australia’s biggest frog count. We went for a twilight walk on a balmy evening in Rupanyup, complete with a froggy chorus!

Landcare Facilitator Alicia handed out aroud 400 native plants to residents in southern Yarriambiack Shire