Case Studies
Compost Tea on Farm
Field day to look at the practical use and application of compost tea on a farm scale
Kicking Off to a Good Start
Setting up a new group is an exciting milestone for a Landcare Coordinator. By taking a well-planned approach and using some good facilitation tools such as World Cafe, a new group was enthusiastically formed.
Revitalising a Landcare Group in times of Drought
When landholders are facing a major drought, Landcare can provide important grass roots community support to farmers.
Back to Bulgandramine Cultural Gathering
National Reconciliation Week at the Back to Bulgandramine Cultural Gathering
Burrendong Arboretum Bus Trip
As part of the Swainsona Recta Project, CWLL hosted a bus Trip to the Arboretum
On-farm compost making workshop
Farmers on the Central Coast learn skills in making compost on their farms
Bringing the Stuttering Frog back...
Reintroducing the Stuttering Frog to the Cambewarra Ranges in the Shoalhaven
Shoalhaven Fox Control Project
Landholders and volunteers working together to control foxes in the Shoalhaven
Jim Knight Memorial Landcare Award
In 2015 we started the Jim Knight Memorial Landcare Award in honour of Jim, the founding Chair of Clarence Landcare.
Holding back the Southern Front of the Cane Toad
Clarence Landcare have banded together with other Landcare organisations, NSW Government, contractors and the wider community aiming to slow/ hold the southern front of Cane Toads.
Consolidating Success of the Feral Fox Fighters Program in the Gunning Region
Gunning District Landcare is working closely with Local Land Services and the local community to maintain and strengthen the highly successful coordinated fox baiting program in the region.
Group Fox-Baiting Workshops Around Condobolin
Working Together Gives Landholders the Opportunity to Control Pest Animals More Effectively
Grow Well, Live Well
Grow Well, Live Well: A partnership of community groups engaging youth, the elderly and other community stakeholders
Fighting the War on Waste
Small things make a big difference - we just need to make a start!
When's Clarence Landcare's next AGM ?
Members and their families now look forward to our next AGM because in 2013 we changed the format for our Annual General Meetings (AGM's). We had so much fun this is now how we do it every year.
Managing established pest animals and weeds - sharing the message
Understanding the finer details of managing pest animals and weeds with the right people who can support landholders
Supporting groups to manage pests and weeds
Group support and coordination critical to helping control pests and weeds!