We acknowledge the Traditional Owners of Country throughout the Gippsland Lakes and pay our respects to them, their Culture and their Elders past, present and emerging.
Frog bogs creating refuge for threatened species
The past year has been a boomer of a breeding season for frogs in the Gippsland Lakes and things are only going to get better with the construction of new…
Good news for National Threatened Species Day on the lakes
On National Threatened Species Day, there’s positive news for Gippsland Lakes’ Critically Endangered Burrunan dolphins with winter surveys revealing one new calf along with an influx of “visitors” returning to…
The Gippsland Lakes are precious. Together we can protect them for future generations. The Gippsland Lakes are on the Traditional Lands and Waters of the Gunaikurnai. ‘Love our Lakes’ is about a shared responsibility to participate in caring for the Lakes and catchment.