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  • How to Develop a Weed Management Plan

    Balnarring Community Hall 3035 Frankston-Flinders Road, Balnarring, Victoria, Australia

    Without an effective plan of attack, the task of controlling weeds can seem overwhelming. This workshop provides a practical approach to help landholders determine what’s achievable, where to start, and […]

    Free

  • The Bradley Method of Sensitive Weed Control

    Crib Point Community Hall 7 Park Road, Crib Point

    Joan and Eileen Bradley developed a series of weed control and native vegetation recovery techniques know as the ‘Bradley method’. It involves methodically clearing small areas in and around healthy […]

    Free

  • MP Equine Landcare’s Soil Workshop

    Balnarring Community Hall 3035 Frankston-Flinders Road, Balnarring, Victoria, Australia

    We are delighted to have Richard MacEwan, a well credentialed soil scientist, travelling from central Victoria to speak to us. The day will include a talk, some experimentation with soil, […]

    $5 – $15

  • Develop an Integrated and Coordinated Pest Animal Program

    Mechanics Hall 19 Mechanics Road, Red Hill, VIC

    Invasive pest animals are a big problem impacting on biodiversity and catchment assets and farm productivity on the Mornington Peninsula. Whether its introduced predators such as foxes or feral cats, […]

    Free

  • Friend or Foe? Weed Lookalikes Workshop

    Flinders Civic Hall 56 Cook Street, Flinders, Victoria, Australia

    Do you know how to tell a European Blackberry apart from a Native Raspberry? Would you know a rare Muttonwood tree if you came across one while weeding Sweet Pittosporum? […]

    Free

  • Dung Beetle Release

    310 Wallaces Road 310 Wallaces Road, Dromana, Vic, Australia
    Free

  • Postponed (TBA) – How to Fund & Promote Your Pest Control Project

    Flinders Civic Hall 56 Cook Street, Flinders, Victoria, Australia

    Invasive species like rabbits, foxes, deer, feral cats, and environmental weeds are taking a toll on our local ecosystems and biodiversity, threatening the very landscapes that make the Mornington Peninsula […]

    Free