Case Studies
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!
World Water Day Kayak
A chance to get on the water and learn about our mission.
St Oliver's School
“Weeds in Fodder” at Condobolin
Learning the Risks & Issues of Feeding Hay Carted from Other Regions
Consolidating Success of Feral Fox Fighters
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.
Gross Pollutant Trap Success
Gross Pollutant Trap Success: Regional Council has committed to installing these traps on all inflows into the Macquarie River, from the areas of Dubbo and Wellington, over a four-year period.
Supporting our neighbours
Working with our neighbouring Landcare networks to support their good work
Climate Reality leadership in Brisbane
LLC Clare heads to Brisbane to join Al Gore and The Climate Reality Project
What matters most – biannual survey of the Landcare and Bushcare community in Sydney
Surveying Landcare, Bushcare and environmental volunteers, professionals, government and buisnesses.
Welcoming the next chapter of Streamwatch with GSLN
We've taken on Streamwatch!
Upper Bellinger River Aquatic & Terrestrial Habitat Connections
Engaging landholders and the community in improving Lowland Subtropical Rainforest riparian vegetation as vital habitat for threatened species
County Council members match LLCI grant
Four Sydney Local Councils have made a resolution to match the other 0.5 FTE of the Hawkesbury Landcare Network's Local Landcare Coordinator, namely Hawkesbury, Hills, Blacktown and Penrith
Vertebrate Pest Forums in the Western Region
Increasing landholder knowledge of pest species, their movements and management strategies
Linking to the Lachlan
Sydney Uni Landcare Society lend helping hands to a Rivers of Carbon riparian restoration site along the headwaters of the Lachlan River.