A day in the field
Our Living Links coordinator, Sarah, recently spent a day in the field visiting some of the revegetation sites being undertaken through the 'Transforming the Dandenong Creek' project. It was fantastic...
Our Living Links coordinator, Sarah, recently spent a day in the field visiting some of the revegetation sites being undertaken through the 'Transforming the Dandenong Creek' project. It was fantastic...
Transforming the Dandenong Creek corridor: 6-month update (Jan 2019)
We are now more than halfway through our 4-year project to transform the Dandenong Creek corridor into a world-class urban Living Link - and the results are starting to show! Together with our five...
We are now more than halfway through our 4-year project to transform the Dandenong Creek corridor into a world-class urban Living Link - and the results are starting to show! Together with our five...
Spring Happy Snaps
Thanks to everyone who submitted happy snaps of their springtime explorations in the Living Links region and beyond! Some days were chilly and some days were warm, but either way families continued to...
Thanks to everyone who submitted happy snaps of their springtime explorations in the Living Links region and beyond! Some days were chilly and some days were warm, but either way families continued to...
‘Daylighting’ of Dandenong Creek complete
Over the past five years, our Living Links partner Melbourne Water has worked with the local community and a wide range of stakeholders to deliver a remarkable project: the ‘daylighting’ of Dandenong...
Over the past five years, our Living Links partner Melbourne Water has worked with the local community and a wide range of stakeholders to deliver a remarkable project: the ‘daylighting’ of Dandenong...
Community event grants available
Calling all non-profit environmental and recreation groups with an interest in the Dandenong Creek corridor! Living Links is offering small grants (up to $2000) for groups to run public events in 2019...
Calling all non-profit environmental and recreation groups with an interest in the Dandenong Creek corridor! Living Links is offering small grants (up to $2000) for groups to run public events in 2019...
A win for the skinks
In October, the First Friends of Dandenong Creek made a huge win to help vulnerable local reptiles: their crowd-funding campaign 'Save Our Skinks' was a roaring success, raising $6310 in public donations...
In October, the First Friends of Dandenong Creek made a huge win to help vulnerable local reptiles: their crowd-funding campaign 'Save Our Skinks' was a roaring success, raising $6310 in public donations...
Kids teach kids about waterway pollution
This year, Living Links was delighted to sponsor Lyndale Greens Primary School to take part in the Kids Teaching Kids (KTK) program, which culminated in Melbourne Water’s KTK Conference at Melbourne...
This year, Living Links was delighted to sponsor Lyndale Greens Primary School to take part in the Kids Teaching Kids (KTK) program, which culminated in Melbourne Water’s KTK Conference at Melbourne...
Why Walk?
Walking is the most popular form of physical activity, and for good reason. It's good for our health, good for the environment, good for the community, good for the economy and good for our kids. Walking...
Walking is the most popular form of physical activity, and for good reason. It's good for our health, good for the environment, good for the community, good for the economy and good for our kids. Walking...
International Parks and Leisure Congress 2018
Living Links Coordinator Sarah Maclagan (pictured here with Nadine Gaskell from the City of Knox) was thrilled to attend the International Parks and Leisure Congress in Melbourne this week. Held at the...
Living Links Coordinator Sarah Maclagan (pictured here with Nadine Gaskell from the City of Knox) was thrilled to attend the International Parks and Leisure Congress in Melbourne this week. Held at the...
Locals lap up Indigenous knowledge
Residents of Wantirna and beyond were recently treated to a fascinating walk and talk at Bateman Street Reserve, Wantirna, where they learned about Indigenous plants and their traditional use in Aboriginal...
Residents of Wantirna and beyond were recently treated to a fascinating walk and talk at Bateman Street Reserve, Wantirna, where they learned about Indigenous plants and their traditional use in Aboriginal...
