Phillip Island
- year formed: 1987
- membership: 150
- Plants in ground: 660,000
- president: David Rooks
- partners: westernport water & phillip island nature parks
The Phillip Island Landcare Group was one of Australia’s first Landcare groups, established in 1987, replacing the Phillip Island Farm Tree Group. The group conducts revegetation projects under the banner of the Phillip Island Wildlife Corridor, has an Urban Landcare Program and works closely with other partners to maintain and improve the Island’s unique natural assets from weeds and pest animals. visionA healthy informed community working together to sustain a resilient, productive and biodiverse landscape on Phillip Island and beyond. MEET THE COMMITTEE |
COVID-19 and LandcareThe Phillip Island Landcare Group are following all directions from the State Government, relative authorities and the Bass Coast Landcare Network to be able to continue our Landcare work across the Island. Strict social distancing and increased hygiene practices have been put in place for our volunteer planting days. Please if you at all feel unwell or have come into contact with someone who has been unwell, do not come along to any Landcare community days. Thank you!
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Click on the images on the right to download your copy of the new PILG brochure and scroll down to the bottom of this page to fill out your membership form today! |
Since the formation of the group in 1987 some of the major achievements are:
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BASS COAST LANDCARE NETWORK 2-4 BASS SCHOOL ROAD BASS VIC 3991 T: (03) 5678 2335 E: info@basscoastlandcare.org.au |