September 2019 – Issue 114
Stanley Community Newsletter Read the full Newsletter in PDF viewer below VALE Tim FischerOur condolences go to his wife Judy and his sons, Dominic and Harrison and to the family in Mudgegonga. Beyond Cue SpringsWhat’s happening about the water. There has been a lot going on behind the scenesAn update Stanley Fire BrigadeRain, Hail or […]
Read the whole story!Stanley Community Water Campaign Update
Save Stanley Water Campaign As advised previously, a 1st Directions Hearing had been held at the Supreme Court, Melbourne, to consider costs, and other administrative issues, in regard to the Appeal against the VCAT ruling, to grant a permit to Stanley Pastoral a allow it to develop and use a water mining and extraction facility […]
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Stanley LandCare Group
What a wonderful summer for growing all we do and don’t want in Stanley, desirable plants and weeds! Your Landcare Group has been steadily chipping away at our projects, with the main push being weed control in our areas of responsibility. In the near future we will provide more picnic tables in Spring Ditch Park […]
Read the whole story!A Morning Ramble with Leader Leigh
Once again, Leigh Privett made an inspired decision when he sent around a general invitation for an 8am walk one day last week. We set off in three cars and drove up to Murmungee Gap, which was simply magical bathed in early morning light, and then walked a short distance down to one of Leigh’s […]
Read the whole story!Stanley’s Coastal Redwoods
Sequoia semper virens, the Coast Redwood, is an evergreen conifer, native to the narrow coastal ‘fog belt’ on the Pacific coast of North America. From South Western Oregon, through northern and central California, to south of Monterey, the fog belt restricts the Sequoias to within 40km of the coast, and to an altitude of less […]
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