Case Studies
Reinvigorating Landcare Groups
Think tanks provide clear direction for, and encourage reinvigoration of, three Landcare groups
A new Landcare Group for the Eastern Riverina
Eastern Riverina Landcare Group revived after five years dormancy
Frank Robinson Park riparian regeneration
HRLN secured funding through Hunter Water for Dungog Landcare group
School Indigenous Outdoor Learning Area
Teachers, students and parents sought to create an Indigenous learning and garden area with native foods and cultural items, with support from Landcare and Local Land Services.
Re-invigorating Landcare
Inspirational workshop aimed at revitalising existing Landcare members to re-imagine their purpose and activities.
Mt Arthur Awareness Day
The Mt Arthur Trust invited interested parties to see what really happens at Mt Arthur, a special place where conservation and community come together.
Community Garden Upgrade
How a Work For The Dole Team has reinvigorated Wellington's Community Garden
Training - Social Media and Online Presence
Social Media and Online Presence was repeatedly identified as a major organisational need by local Landcare groups, so a training day was developed.
Annual Landcare Celebration
An opportunity for member and neighbouring groups of the Singleton Shire Landcare Network and interested landcarers to meet and re-establish relationships
Weeds Management
Options for controlling dominant weeds in the Wellington/Dunedoo aeas.
Enhancing remnant woodland
Reinstating the shrub layer in woodland communities to improve biodiversity
Collaboration - Stronger Together
Mid Hunter Landcare invited the Singleton Shire Landcare Network, Hunter Region Landcare Network, Hunter Local Land Services and the Upper Hunter Weeds Authority to show a unified approach to local natural resource management
Action Planning for the Mid Hunter LLC
Stakeholder input into the Landcare Coordinator Initiative in the Mid Hunter
Training - Financial Management and Governance
Financial management and governance were repeatedly identified as organisational needs in local Landcare groups, so a training day was developed.
Woodland Stepping Stones
Re-introducing Paddock Trees into farms
Not Enough Hollows to go Around
Species Specific Nest Box Project
Native Plant Workshops
Merriwa locals undergo training in native seed collection, identification & propagation.
MCCL wins Environment Award
Martindale Creek Catchment Landcare awarded the Environment Award at Muswellbrook Shire Council's 2017 Australia Day Awards.
Wollemi Weeds & Wine
A weekend of exploring, friendship and learning about the Wollemi – Martindale environment.