Case Studies

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Planned Woodland Pathways

10 year plan; 12 landholders; 15 hectares-planning woodlands to protect fauna.

April 2019   Native Vegetation Biodiversity Monitoring Community Habitat

Murrakool area Painted Snipe & Bittern Survey Project

Partnership between farming & community groups.

March 2019   EDITOR'S PICK Wetlands Biodiversity Habitat Workshops Soils Education

Connecting habitats, connecting people.

An exciting project is engaging the local community to improve the habitats for threatened species on private lands surrounding Mount Yarrihapinni.

March 2019   Biodiversity Education Habitat Community

Gunnedah’s Project Koala - championing the cause of a local Australian icon

Group delivers a suite of community-led initiatives to support local koala populations

March 2019   Biodiversity Habitat

All smiles on the Deua

A chance to reflect and celebrate past successes and plan and prepare for future works

March 2019   Weed control

Soil School

Soil School teaches farmers to develop sustainable farming methods

June 2019   Cropping

Bulahdelah and Great Lakes Keyline Project

Sharing tools, knowledge and skills for soil regeneration

March 2019   Soils Erosion Control Grazing

Adapting To Climate Change

Climate change, Sustainable Agriculture, NRM, Resilience

March 2019   Climate

Traditional Ecological Knowledge

Learning about indigenous plants & their traditional cultural uses

March 2019   Youth Education Cultural Heritage Community

Supporting Livestock Producers in Corowa & Surrounding Districts

Production, sustainable agriculture, sheep & pastures, partnerships

March 2019   Soils

Community Capacity & Engagement in Landcare

Sustainable agriculture & natural resource management, capacity building

March 2019   Youth Education Community

Hard work brings recognition & reward

Coffs Harbour Regional Landcare’s successful Volunteer Support Program has been recognized by Coffs Harbour City Council who have included it in their Major Strategic Programs/Projects resulting in 4 year funding certainty.

March 2019   Public Lands and Reserves

Biological Control Release

Jewel Beetle release to assist landholders in their fight to control Cats Claw Creeper.

March 2019   Weed control

Improving Governance For On-Ground Outcomes

How Tweed Landcare has improved governance and got results

April 2019   Workshops Education

Revitalising Browns Creek

Connecting community,local businesses, Landcare & employment providers for social and environmental outcomes.

March 2019   EDITOR'S PICK Biodiversity Education Community

On Farm Biodiversity

Riparian restorations in the Hastings Region

April 2019   Riparian Erosion Control

Tree Dieback Project in just 4 years

14 biodiversity plots in the ground and funding in place for a further 14.

May 2019   Native Vegetation Biodiversity Habitat

Coastal bush regeneration workshops

Growing the Coastcare network through bush regeneration workshops

March 2019   Native Vegetation Workshops Education

Making Livestock Decisions Easier

Recognising the ongoing drought conditions in our regions, and the support that producers are seeking, Central West Local Land Services and local Landcare organisations are working together to bring a series of practical Livestock Decision Making workshops to the Central West. The focus of the workshops will be to provide practical tools for planning the coming months - and beyond - with respect to livestock; feeding versus selling, including cashflow; feed and water budgets; and setting clear trigger points for making tough decisions.

April 2019   Education Livestock Workshops

Screen time CAN be good for your health!

Using outdoor movie nights to bring the community together in our beautiful local parks and reserves

March 2019   Community