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Saving the Small Purple Pea

Educating the community about our environment and ways to help protect endangered species, such as Swainsona Recta - Small Purple Pea

June 2019 EDITOR'S PICK

Where was your BFF today?

A promotional exploration into responsible pet ownership

June 2019 MEPAAW

Fireweed and turf farming in the Hawkesbury lowlands

Various activities were carried out in an attempt to engage neighbours of Turf farms to better manage their Fireweed. Green cestrum and other toxic weeds were also included in the weed education, as a range of weeds that impose a threat to any farm operation in the area.

June 2019 Education Livestock Community Cropping Pest control Landcare Grazing Local Government

Green Drinks

Green Drinks is a monthly event for communities across western Sydney, where like-minded green people meet to offload and network with others about local environmental issues. The events are not all about drinking, but are held at pubs and include a meeting as the core component.

June 2019 Community

Saving the Cumberland Plain Woodland with fire

A partnership with Greater Sydney Landcare Network and the National Parks & Wildlife Service successfully gained $350,000 for fire management on western Sydney’s Critically Endangered Cumberland Plain Woodland.

June 2019