Case Studies
Strengthening Koala Habitat Through Community, Landcare & Environmental Education WIRES – TRLA – Warrumbungle National Park Environmental Education Centre (WNPEEC)
WIRES, WNPEEC and TRLA are partnering to protect koalas across north-western NSW. WNPEEC builds community knowledge through student and teacher environmental programs, while TRLA restores habitat using native plantings, watering systems and drone-based monitoring. WIRES provides wildlife expertise. Together, they improve koala habitat and strengthen long-term community capacity for conservation.
Tackling the Common Myna Problem in Tamworth
A coordinated community effort in Tamworth is tackling the growing Indian Myna problem through education, humane trapping, and the development of a mobile euthanasia aviary to protect native wildlife and improve public spaces.
Landcare Trivia Night
A fun, engaging community trivia night celebrating Landcare achievements and nature knowledge.
Tackling St John's Wort with Dung Beetles
Using Dung Beetles instead of the use of Chemicals
Introduction to Cultural Heritage Workshop
A group of landcarers gathered in Boorowa for an introduction to Cultural Heritage Workshop.
Corowa District Landcare's bus tour for next generation land managers
Corowa District Landcare developed a bus tour for 18 to 30 year olds, exploring the intersection between natural assets and agriculture.
Beloved Local Legend- sharing knowledge at 92 years old.
About 25 years ago the Riverina Highlands Landcare Nursery was opened, under a different name, in a different time. The initial coordinator lasted two weeks, and trusty volunteer Ken stepped up to the challenge. Tumut local, Ken Stubbs, was the Nursery Coordinator and he still plays a significant part in both the Nursery and Tumut gardening community.
Creek Bank Stabilization & Water Management
Management of water flow in upper catchment & erosion prevention
Improving Biodiversity & profitability
A partnership with Little River Landcare & Landcare Australia to Enhance Land Manager Engagement in Biodiversity Markets
Restoring Mulgoa Bushland Through Corporate Engagement
Restoration efforts at Mulgoa are strengthening this vital koala habitat, with corporate volunteers removing major weeds to support native regeneration, healthier bushland and Local Landcare groups.
Bridging the Landcare knowledge gap with a Bioblitz
Changing of the guard - Building Bioblitz knowledge and understanding the importance of endemic flora and fauna in the local landscapes.
Forbes & Parkes National Tree Day Plantings Supporting Local Communities
Delayed National Tree Day events were held in both Forbes and Parkes in August 2025
Small Team, Big Discovery at Junee Reefs
Junee Regenerative Landcare is trying to focus on more hands-on activities to reconnect people with the local landscape. At the Junee Reefs Bioblitz participants recorded 78 observations and 52 species—including one never recorded in the shire. A great result from a small start!
Bridging the Landcare knowledge gap with a Bioblitz
Changing of the guard - Building Bioblitz knowledge and understanding the importance of endemic flora and fauna in the local landscapes.
Small Team, Big Discovery at Junee Reefs
Junee Regenerative Landcare is trying to focus on more hands-on activities to reconnect people with the local landscape. At the Junee Reefs Bioblitz participants recorded 78 observations and 52 species—including one never recorded in the shire. A great result from a small start!
Digital Membership Systems
Exploring the role digital membership systems can play in reducing administration workload and providing greater value and connectivity to Landcare members.
Free trees, farmers and footy – What a match!
Murrumbidgee Landcare’s Bidgee Woodlands area has a busy family-oriented farming community who love their football and congregate on weekends to enjoy it with family and friends. Osborne was a great location to catch them on National Tree Day to give away some trees/shrubs and grasses.