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Glenelg Hopkins CMA Landcare Leaders series
Jeff and Morna Semmons
Planting trees in stones and how a crowbar and open mind helps.
Morna and Jeff are first generation farmers, who bought a stony block of land covered bracken that had winds that blew from one end to other with the aim of giving their children a grounded upbringing. 30 years l...
Glenelg Hopkins CMA Landcare Leaders Series
Nelson Coastcare Inc - Mary Styles
In this episode, we meet Mary Styles from the Nelson Coastcare Inc group from the far south-west corner of Victoria west of Portland.
Mary and her merry band of over 40 volunteers are the guardians of the Ramsar-listed wetland area of Long Swamp and the Glenelg Es...
Glenelg Hopkins CMA Landcare Leaders series
Angus and Bobbie McLean, Pigeon Ponds
How a rabbit refuge became revegetated and regenerated
When Angus McLean and his wife, Bobbie, moved back to the Pigeon Ponds district in 2014 and purchased a farm hosting almost the entire population of the region’s rabbits, they could not have realized how much change they...
Glenelg Hopkins CMA Landcare Leaders series
Jane O'Beirne, Hopkins River, Warrnambool
Creating a Hopkins River haven for all
For the last 25 years, planting sections of the banks of the Hopkins River has been Jane’s goal – bit by bit joining the sections together form the Hopkins Falls all along the length of her farm to replace what was once removed. To ...
Glenelg Hopkins CMA Landcare Leaders series
John Keillor, Cashmore Park, Portland
Putting back what was once there across the landscape
In John’s family, the connection to environmental support through field naturalism goes back to the 1900s, and grazing on some of his property has the longest in the history of Victoria, going back the very first settler ...