Environment

  • New access to cultural sites

    NEW walkways and signs will improve access to Aboriginal cultural sites at a Colac district beach.

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  • Fears for brolgas near wind farm

    BIRREGURRA residents are concerned a Colac district wind farm will harm brolgas and migratory birds.

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  • Preparing for low-carbon economy

    OTWAYS resident Neil Longmore is preparing himself for a low-carbon economy.

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  • Concern for platypus population

    AN Apollo Bay resident is concerned about platypuses living in the Barham River.

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  • Art connection to environment

    ARTIST Peter Day is connecting people to the environment through a Colac district wetlands art display.

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  • Vandals poison Lorne trees

    COUNCIL workers will uproot a tree from a Lorne street after vandals poisoned it.

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  • Water strategy will affect farmers

    A SIX-YEAR plan to protect waterways in the Colac district aims to benefit landowners and the environment.

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  • Otways towns work on fire refuges

    TWO Otways towns are a step closer to establishing last-resort bushfire refuges.

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