Case Studies
Silvopasture 2021
Celebrating trees, pastures & biodiversity for long-term resilience & profit
Local Networks Have Their Say on Regional Opportunities
A regional process has been established that allows for proper consultation with Local Landcare Coordinators and their Networks.
New Network Chairs Community of Practice
The newly formed Landcare Network Chairs Community of Practice further strengthens Landcare in the Central Tablelands.
Is Your Rural Lifestyle Block Ready?
A participatory workshop series on climate risk impacts
Awareness through Art
The Caragabal Bird Art project aims to celebrate the unique local bird life at Caragabal and raise awareness of threatened species.
Water and Birds Art Exhibition
Four local artists and photographers contributed to an exhibition featuring local bird life, showcasing the diversity of the region.
Working Together on the Coonamble Community Garden
Building stronger connections between Aboriginal youth and Landcare.
Making grant funds go futher
Paddock Tree funding boosted with Landholder co-investments
The greening of Luskintyre
Newly formed Luskintyre Landcare takes action to green their farms
Making Ivan less Terrible
Community comes together to replant after Sir Ivan Bushfire of 2017
Dunedoo Seed Library
Dunedoo Landcare in partnership with Macquarie Regional Library, Dunedoo Branch have developed a Seed Library.
Adventure Conservation - Partnering with our Neighbours
Partnership between young peoples' and remote Landcare projects, GSLN's Get Your Hands Dirty and Central Tablelands LLS' Living on the Edge.
How to propagate your own native plants
Production of a short film and fact sheet on native seed collection and propagation by seed, grafting and cuttings.
Habitat Boxes for fire effected Landscapes
Local wildlife benefit from nesting boxes constructed and installed in Tenterfield's Bush fire effect habitats.
Caring for our Aboriginal Cultural Heritage
We began 2021, by working collaboratively on a number of cultural projects and programs to help us better understand Aboriginal culture in the Hunter region past and present, and to see how we can incorporate this knowledge into our everyday Landcare operations.