Beyond Bolac's Work

What We Are Doing

Enhance Biodiversity

To protect riparian vegetation and enhance biodiversity throughout the catchment

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Wetland Restoration

To promote restoration of wetlands across the catchment

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Sustainable Land Use

To encourage and support sustainable land use and productivity throughout the catchment

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Protect and Enhance Waterways

To protect & enhance waterway condition within the catchment

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About Beyond Bolac

Implementing projects
to improve
biodiversity

Beyond Bolac is a community group which was established in 2007 to undertake restoration of the Lake Bolac Catchment, including the Fiery Creek which flows into Lake Bolac and Salt Creek which flows from Lake Bolac to Hexham.

Beyond Bolac aims to work with community groups, farmers, industry and government agencies to undertake restoration activities, which include fencing, revegetation, and pest plant and animal control.

Our vision is for a biodiverse, productive, resilient and safe catchment supporting vibrant communities and land managers.

The aim of the group is to engage, enable and assist land managers to implement projects to improve biodiversity in a productive and healthy landscape

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Our Projects

evokeAg 'Down to Earth' - connect to the world of agrifood innovation
EvokeAG. is the region’s premier agrifood tech event for farmers, innovators, researchers, corporates, government and investors to connect and collaborate and explore a range of topics such as making on-farm data work better for you and exploring the possibilities and benefits of connecting data to create greater operating efficiencies.
Fencing and Revegetation
BBCAG coordinates projects including fencing and revegetation within the sub-catchment area.
Conservation Corners
Tight Corners can be problematic; planting native trees can make your cropping operations more efficient.

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Recent News

5 April 2022

Sustainable Soils Workshop: Soil Structure & Analysis by differing land use practice

Join Beyond Bolac CAG as we analyse 3 soil pits, looking at a cropping paddock, pasture paddock ...

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7 October 2022

Funding recieved from GHCMA- OCOC Grants

BBCAG has been successful in securing funding, in collaboration with three other Landcare networks, for two new ...

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25 February 2022

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BBCAG latest newsletter it out now, check it out here https://mailchi.mp/6c1c4627dc80/bbcag-latest-news-8987105

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