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The Yarram Yarram Landcare Network (YYLN) was established in 1995 and covers a diverse area of approximately 118,000 hectares. YYLN stretches from the temperate rainforests of the Strzelecki Ranges to the Ramsar listed wetlands of Corner Inlet and Nooramunga Marine and Coastal Park, encompassing the Giffard Plain, along the Ninety Mile Beach to Seaspray. YYLN have been responsible for substantial on-ground changes since their establishment.
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7 Oct 2016 - AGM and General Election 2016
27 Oct to 29 Nov - Annual Art Show  
Related Groups
  Albert River
  Binginwarri
  Carrajung & District
  Hedley/Nine Mile creek
  Merriman Creek
  Woodside
  Won Wron/Devon North
  Wonyip
  Yarram Urban


Associated Web Sites
JARR Project - encompasses all works within the catchment of the Jack and Albert Rivers.

YYLN Reveg - a guide to what to plant in your area.

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What do we do?

We offer a service to all landholders to assist in maintaining a healthy and viable property.

Some examples of assistance are
  • Provide information or advice re land related issues landholders may be experiencing
  • Organise on site field days to inform landholders about current practices and technologies
  • Coordinate field trials to determine better land management practices
  • Apply for grants to assist in costs of proposed works
  • Organise proposed works to be undertaken

This assistance applies in areas such as
            Weed and pest animal control
            Soil - monitoring and maintaining healthy soils
            Shelter belts and indigenous plantings - what, where and how to plant
            Land erosion and salinity control
            Land Management Practices
            Enhance water quality
            Assist in grant applications for approved works
            Protect, enhance and/or connect biodiversity throughout the region

Refer to our Projects pages for details of past and current projects.


















Seed Bank

We have an extensive seed bank of plants indigenous to our area (over 100 species). These include trees, understorey shrubs and grasses. These seeds are available to anyone interested in undertaking direct seeding or raising seedlings for later planting. We also have a tractor driven direct seeder which can be made available to landholders. We can advise on how, where and what in relation to direct seeding or tree planting generally. Contact our office for further details.
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Yarram Secondary College tree planting team.
Associated Groups
We have associations with many external groups who provide support for our projects by way of partnering and providing financing. Details of these groups can be found from the links below.