Giant Gippsland Earthworm
Victorian Government’s Biodiversity Response Planning Project (BRP)
In 2018, a partnership project between DELWP Gippsland, Federation University, Gippsland
Water, Latrobe Catchment Landcare Network, and South Gippsland Landcare Network was
awarded a Grant under the State Government’s Biodiversity Response Planning Project (BRP)
to promote the conservation of four species of threatened invertebrates found in the western end
of the Strzelecki Ranges. It builds on an earlier Federal Government project “Building Capability
To Manage GGE Habitat On Farms”.
The project has two aims:
•
work with landowners to ensure that habitats of Giant Gippsland Earthworm and burrowing
crayfish are protected on rural properties. This involves undertaking appropriate revegetation
and providing support for on-ground works such as deer control and fencing where required;
and
•
investigate the potential of eDNA to assist in identifying different species of burrowing crayfish in the field.
FUNDING AVAILABLE NOW for GGE site assessments under the BRP project. Return EOI to register your Expression of Interest.
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Biodiversity Response Planning 2018-2021 Project Profile
Dig
a
little
deeper
and
unearth
some
of
the
secrets
of
the
Giant
Gippsland
Earthworm
by
exploring
this
website.
Find
out
how
you
can
identify
and
manage
GGE
habitat
on
your
farm,
and
be
part
of
this
exciting new project.
GGE habitat - terracettes & hillslope
Click to enlarge
Giant Gippsland Earthworm (GGE)
Click to enlarge
Gippsland Burrowing Crayfish often found
in GGE habitat
Giant Gippsland Earthworm
Victorian Government’s Biodiversity Response
Planning Project (BRP)
In 2018, a partnership project between DELWP Gippsland,
Federation University, Gippsland Water, Latrobe
Catchment Landcare Network, and South Gippsland
Landcare Network was awarded a Grant under the State
Government’s Biodiversity Response Planning Project
(BRP) to promote the conservation of four species of
threatened invertebrates found in the western end of the
Strzelecki Ranges. It builds on an earlier Federal
Government project “Building Capability To Manage GGE
Habitat On Farms”.
The project has two aims:
•
work with landowners to ensure that habitats of Giant
Gippsland Earthworm and burrowing crayfish are
protected on rural properties. This involves undertaking
appropriate revegetation and providing support for on-
ground works such as deer control and fencing where
required; and
•
investigate the potential of eDNA to assist in identifying
different species of burrowing crayfish in the field.
FUNDING AVAILABLE NOW for GGE site
assessments under the BRP project. Return EOI
to register your Expression of Interest.
Click to enlarge
Biodiversity Response Planning 2018-
2021 Project Profile
All photographs © Dr. Beverley Van Praagh, Invert-Eco unless otherwise stated.
No image may be saved, copied, reproduced or distributed without prior
permission from the copyright owner.
| Giant Gippsland Earthworm | Giant Earthworm Project | Giant Worm
Resources | Giant Gippsland Earthworm Images & Photos |
Email: info@giantearthworm.org.au
Website by VP-IT
Biodiversity Response Planning
(BRP) 2018-2021 Project
• Project Profile • Threatened Invertebrates Event Flyer • GGE Revegetation Demonstration Sites - 5 years on • Project Gallery • Field Day Interview • Express Your Interest
Dig
a
little
deeper
and
unearth
some
of
the
secrets
of
the
Giant
Gippsland
Earthworm
by
exploring
this
website.
Find
out
how
you
can
identify
and
manage
GGE
habitat
on
your
farm,
and
be part of this exciting new project.
GGE habitat - terracettes & hillslope
Giant Gippsland Earthworm (GGE)
Click to enlarge
Gippsland Burrowing Crayfish often found
in GGE habitat
