Webinars and one-on-one meetings with environmental and technical specialists
The Western Victoria Transmission Network Project hosted a series of community webinars throughout September where environmental and technical specialists presented their findings to date and answered questions about the existing conditions in their specialist area.
You can find recording of these webinars below. Recordings are available for the following topics:
- Corridor selection process
- Biodiversity
- Compensation and valuation
- Electric and magnetic fields (EMF)
- Bushfire
- Agriculture
- Landscape and visual impact
Webinar are now complete, but you can still register for a one-on-one meeting with a technical specialist by completing the registration form below. Technical specialists will be able to answer your questions about existing conditions. The existing conditions will inform the impact assessment reports for the Environment Effects Statement (EES).
Corridor selection process
Biodiversity
Compensation and valuation
Electric and magnetic fields (EMF)
Bushfire
Landscape and visual impact
Agriculture and forestry
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The only way to make a difference is to get involved. It’s easy to sit back and wait for others to do something but when you are staring at 75-85m towers in a few years time, you will kicking yourself for not doing something when you had the chance. This is OUR only chance to stop these towers, so get involved now.
Welcome to the home of Darley Power Fight. A group of residents in Darley, Coimadai and Merrimu, united against high voltage transmission towers passing through our backyard. We came together through the realisation the transmission line will divide a narrow corridor between Darley and the Lerderderg State Park; altering landscape character, causing widespread damage to critical habitat for threatened species, increasing fire risk to the Park and thousands of residents, destroy our visual amenity, harm local agriculture and will impact businesses and property values. It will completely desecrate, in a few years, what nature has taken millions of years to create.
