Landcare library

Local native plant lists

Ecological Vegetation Communities (EVCs)

• Wodonga Area Native Plant Lists 

  – West Wodonga map
  – Wodonga map
  – Baranduda map
  – Leneva West map
  – Leneva Castle Creek map

•  Planting Density Guide for Wodonga EVCs

Wodonga Suitable Species

• List  a summary list by plant group

• Plant species information – Wodonga Native Plants

  – Wetter areas
  – Grasses
  – Ground hugging plants
  – Groundcovers
  – Scramblers
  – Shrubs
  – Smaller trees
  – Trees
  

These pages contain information and links to images and local resources, arranged by plant type.

• How to propagate from cuttings

• Aboriginal Plant Use in South East Australia

• Wiradjuri Plant Use

   

• A guide to assessing your property’s bushfire attack level

• Riparian land and fire – resource document

• Riparian land and bushfire risk – brochure

• Photopoint monitoring

• Checking for Change

• Threatened Plant Monitoring

See the citizen science page for other monitoring approaches and initiatives.

• Advisory List of Environmental Weeds in Victoria

• Agriculture Victoria weeds list

• Weed Control information sheets – Australian Association of Bush Regenerators

  • Control of Small Hand-Pullable Plants
  • Control of Woody Weeds
  • Control of Vines
  • Control of Weeds with Underground Reproductive Structures

• Weeds in the Rural City of Wangaratta (online booklet)
  A field guide for identification and control

• Bush Invaders (booklet)
  Identification and control of environmental weed of Albury Wodonga and surrounds, by Monument Hill Parklands Association. [Electronic copy]

• Weed detection on Farms

• Plant Me Instead
  Help to stop the spread, by knowing what to plant instead.

• See also weeds information in the Wodonga Council section of the Resources for WULN Groups page.

• Willows in waterways

• Willow removal 

• Willow impacts

• Willow identification

• Revegetation of waterways

Circular Economy

Sustainability Victoria have created guides for community organisations who would like to start their own circular economy initiatives. 

There are 7 guides, available as both a PDF to download and to view online:

1. Repair cafes

2. Bicycle repair / recyclers

3. Food rescue and distribution

4. Food waste organics / composting

5. Hard waste recovery

6. Textile Waste

7. Special waste streams (hard to recycle items such as cigarette butts / fishing line etc.)

Or access their poster for more information.

Reports

• Victorian Landcare Facilitator Program – Return on Investment report, 2020

• Building resilience in local communities: The wellbeing benefits of participating in Landcare, 2021