walking the Glenlyon Biolink (Under Construction)
About the Biolink
Historic sites along the Bioink
Historic sites along the Bioink
Biolinks are wildlife and pollinator corridors. They connect pockets of native vegetation allowing animals to move between these areas and increase the genetic diversity in breeding populations, and areas where pollinator species can flourish providing insect bridges to urban areas. When developed along river banks they can contribute to the health and wellbeing of the waterway.
Work on creating the Glenlyon Biolink commenced in 2004 with the clearing of a heavy infestation of blackberry, gorse, and broom from the area south of the Daylesford-Malmsbury Road bridge over the Loddon River .
Historic sites along the Bioink
Historic sites along the Bioink
Historic sites along the Bioink
Station 1
Historic sites along the Bioink
Station 1
Welcome to the Biolink
At Station 1 you are looking at ....
Station 2
Station 2
Station 1
Welcome to the Biolink
At Station 2 you are looking at ....
Station 3
Station 2
Station 3
Welcome to the Biolink
At Station 3 you are looking at ....
Seating
Station 2
Station 3
Sit and meditate beside the Loddon River
Footbridge over the Loddon River
Footbridge over the Loddon River
Footbridge over the Loddon River
The footbridge from the pavilion
Cleared of blackberry
Footbridge over the Loddon River
Footbridge over the Loddon River
After clearing blackberries etc. along the riverbank.
Healthy water flow
Footbridge over the Loddon River
Healthy water flow
A healthy Loddon River following a good rain season