South Gippsland Conservation Society is grateful for the support of
its auspiced and affiliated organisations.
Auspiced Organisations
Bass Coast Climate Action Network
is a network of community members concerned about climate change impacts on
the Bass Coast. We are working together for positive solutions and to encourage
all levels of government to urgently act on climate change.
Save Western Port Woodlands
advocate for an end to sand mining in Bass Coast's rare coastal forests and
woodlands, and advocate for the gazetting of all reserves and remnant bushland
to protect the ecological, educational and cultural heritage values of the
woodlands and forests.
Plastic Free Bass Coast
is a group of people who care about Bass Coast and
want to do something to protect it from the damage that plastic can do.
Michelle Ward is the contact for PFBC: 0418 567 997.
Affiliated Organisations
Coastcare Victoria
proudly supports hundreds of community volunteer groups
working to protect and enhance Victoria's 2000 kilometres of coastline.
South Gippsland Landcare Network
was formed in 1995 and remains a vibrant network of eighteen volunteer
based Landcare and Friends groups.
Bass Coast Landcare Network
aims to promote land use and management that ensures integrity and sustainability
of land, water and biodiversity.
Parks Victoria
manages the State's parks, reserves,
waterways and other public land,
terrestrial and marine national parks and marine sanctuaries.
Energy Innovation Cooperative
assists people in
the South Gippsland region
to take positive action to
address climate change and promote renewable energy.
Wonthaggi Seed Bank and Nursery
works to collect, store, propagate and supply indigenous seed
and tube stock from local parks and reserves.
Landcare Victoria
represents thousands of people across Victoria, working together to
increase biodiversity and promote the sustainable management of land.
Whalewatch
gathers information about whales, with hundreds of sightings
recorded, and seeks to
involve and educate people about these
wonders of the ocean.
Bass Coast Climate Action Network
is a network of community members concerned about climate change impacts on
the Bass Coast. We are working together for positive solutions and to encourage
all levels of government to urgently act on climate change.
Save Western Port Woodlands
advocate for an end to sand mining in Bass Coast's rare coastal forests and
woodlands, and advocate for the gazetting of all reserves and remnant bushland
to protect the ecological, educational and cultural heritage values of the
woodlands and forests.
Plastic Free Bass Coast
is a group of people who care about Bass Coast and
want to do something to protect it from the damage that plastic can do.
Michelle Ward is the contact for PFBC: 0418 567 997.
Coastcare Victoria
proudly supports hundreds of community volunteer groups
working to protect and enhance Victoria's 2000 kilometres of coastline.
South Gippsland Landcare Network
was formed in 1995 and remains a vibrant network of eighteen volunteer
based Landcare and Friends groups.
Bass Coast Landcare Network
aims to promote land use and management that ensures integrity and sustainability
of land, water and biodiversity.
Parks Victoria
manages the State's parks, reserves,
waterways and other public land,
terrestrial and marine national parks and marine sanctuaries.
Energy Innovation Cooperative
assists people in
the South Gippsland region
to take positive action to
address climate change and promote renewable energy.
Wonthaggi Seed Bank and Nursery
works to collect, store, propagate and supply indigenous seed
and tube stock from local parks and reserves.
Landcare Victoria
represents thousands of people across Victoria, working together to
increase biodiversity and promote the sustainable management of land.
Whalewatch
gathers information about whales, with hundreds of sightings
recorded, and seeks to
involve and educate people about these
wonders of the ocean.
