Landcare Meeting 25.3.25

GECO Meeting 14.3.25

The Maria River height gauge may help members to foresee possible flooding:

Maria River heights at Green Valley

Back in 2015, Roger always closely monitored the indicators, and his comment below (still on our website) helped to interpret the readings:

“If the height gets over 1 metre at high tide, then the water backs up to or over Maria River Rd. The gauge is located near the Hastings River junction, I think? In the last big flood 18 months ago the water reached 2 metres which covered the mail boxes at Illa Langi”.

Finally, for some historical reading, the original (professional?) Goolawah Shelter Plan may be of interest:

Interesting reading from the NSW Government’s Office of Heritage and Environment:

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Hi everyone!  

At the recent AGM, I was tasked with finding out what options Local Land Services provide for reducing rabbit numbers. I’ve had a chat to the Local Land Services Biosecurity Officer for our area, Mick Charlton, and summarised his advice in the doc below.

Nick Reid (wearing my GECO cap)

Dealing with Increasing Rabbit Numbers on Goolawah