The Three Creeks Landcare precinct takes in public and private land on the west side of the Powlett River catchment that includes Bridge Creek, Woolshed Creek and Bourne Creek which run into the Powlett River and out into Bass Strait. The terrain varies from coastal plains to steep gullies with a few remnants of damp foothills forest and coastal woodland.
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The Group has a diverse membership including original settler families, sea/tree changers, weekenders and established farmers.  It is an active group who enjoy the social interaction that goes with working together to shape the future of our environment.
Click on the image to download the January 2024 Newsletter.

vision

The 3 Creeks Landcare group aims to promote a sustainable and productive environment through education, awareness, and community involvement in Landcare activities for a long-term future.

activities

  • Revegetation
  • Protection and enhancement of remnant vegetation
  • Controlling weeds and pests
  • Riparian protection
  • Soil management and soil carbon
  • Water quality monitoring
  • Learning opportunities through workshops, field days and agricultural programs

achievements

The impact of our work is evident throughout the region and we are keen to see this continue.
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Paul Speirs is one of the senior 3 Creeks and BCLN members and has transformed his property through revegetation.
​Watch as he discusses and shows the changes he has made.

Filmed / edited by Mikey Matthews        www.mikeymatthews.com
Sound mix by Zak Duarte

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Become a member of 3 creeks landcare group

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​Our Landcare Group is committed to involving the whole community in protecting the natural resource base of Bass Coast to ensure economically and environmentally sustainable agriculture.