Case Studies
Streamwatch into Schools
Lessons Learned from Engaging Schools into Statewatch in Sydney's Southeast
School Holiday Activity: Seed Bomb Making Workshop.
Plant propagation workshop for school-aged children during the April school holidays.
From Plan to Pay: TRLA’s Winning Grant Day
This case study demonstrates how a landcare group identified the need for enhanced training in grant writing to secure funding effectively, becoming proficient in this area to support their initiatives in sustainable practices and community engagement.
Mycology In the Mix in the Central West
Five Central West Landcare Groups delivered Mycology Workshops in May with Alison Pouliot
Long term partnership delivers
How our ongoing partnership with our local council is delivering for both organisations
Embracing Micro-Volunteering
Encouraging participation and leveraging skills from community members who would not usually contemplate volunteering.
Alstonville High School Enviro Day
Inspiring the Next Generation of Environmental Stewards
Partnering for Success
Mid Macquarie Landcare partnered with the Friends of Burrendong Arboretum to engage with the community at the recent Wellington Show.
Platypus Watch Launch Workshop
An educational workshop on water quality and riparian vegetation in Platypus habitat
Concerns about local threatened species within a changing climate.
Establishing a platform for experts and enthusiasts to meet and share knowledge, assisting landowners in the Hawkesbury-Nepean region are concerned about declining local flora and fauna populations from flooding. .
Tackling Salinity in the West Hume Landcare region
Supporting landholders to address dryland salinity
Shining a spotlight on koalas in Warialda
North West Regional Koala ARKS group - Warialda community and regional stakeholders collaborating to shine a light on the Warialda koala population
Knowing Country
Bringing together traditional and contemporary ecological knowledge for better understanding country.
Effective Communication Strategies in a geographically vast Region
Making information more accessible in the Western Region