Case Studies
Native Seed Collecting Workshop
A practical workshop covering the sustainable and ethical collection of native seed for revegetation projects.
Wattle Day Walks
Learning about wattles and their unique role in our environment, their valuable production benefits and importance for wildlife.
Growing the Bottom Line Field Trip
Exploring the integration of biodiversity and farming.
Back Yamma & Cookamidgera NDD
An isolated weather event left crops close to harvest devastated by hail damage. Member for Orange, Mr Philip Donato MP and Central West Lachlan Landcare inspected the damage to crops and a Natural Disaster Declaration was submitted and approved.
NSW Landcare Award Nomination
David Marsh from “Allendale” Boorowa took out the Australian Government Individual Landcarer Award at the NSW Landcare conference held in Albury in October 2017.
Landcare Champions
Goulburn/Mulwaree Landcarers have teamed up with neighbouring Landcare and Bushcare networks of Wingecarribee and Upper Lachlan to share knowledge, support and encourage participation and recognise local champions.
Linking to the Lachlan
Students from the USYD Landcare group organised a trip away to tackle a major project at the head of the Lachlan River in NSW. The key criteria? Caring about the land – and having fun!
Working on Gumbaynggirr Country in the Clarence Catchment
Clarence Landcare working with Grafton Ngerrie Local Aboriginal Land Council and the North Coast Local Lands Services to implement change on Aboriginal land with Aboriginal people.
Re-snagging the Darling
Bourke's Ain't Caught Nuffin' Fishing Club Re-snag the Darling River
Taking local action on weeds
In 2016 GLENRAC formed a new sub-committee to the Committee of Management. The purpose of the sub-committee was to provide input into the draft Regional Weeds Plan but the results of the sub-committee have delivered much more.
The Great Lakes Food Trail
Connecting local ethical producers with the community
Farmers Fights Against Hudson Pear
Cumborah and Grawin farmers are collaborating to reduce the spread of Hudson Pear in their local area.
Farm Biosecurity for Glen Innes producers
GLENRAC has hosted an evening information event on 26th September 2017 to connect livestock producers with information on farm biosecurity planning. The event attracted 156 participants.
Fish Ladder Cycle Tours
Guided cycling tour of the four Parramatta River weirs
Supporting Groups to achieve their goals
Local Native Vegetation Tour, Wanganella & Zara Sandhill
‘The garden and beyond... A planting guide to increase biodiversity in the house paddock’