Case Studies
Putting a Woodland behind a fence
Monaro "Woodstock property" puts woodland behind a fence with Upper Snowy Landcare Network
Coolaburragundy Riverwalk
A community partnership project bringing together outdoor activity, cultural recognition, revegetation and volunteering.
HRCC Landcare Support Hours
The Host organisation who is also the Local control authority (LCA) works with Local Landcare network (or HNLN) to support bush regeneration for grant work and sites.
Biodiversity & Cultural Heritage Field Day
Local farmers come together to discover the benefits of increasing and protecting biodiversity on farm
Increasing Koala Habitat
Planting koala feed trees on private property for increased habitat and connectivity
A lesson in paddock to plate
Mayrung Primary School students headed out in the field to watch rice being harvested and to learn what happens next.
Clean up Australia Day
On the 6th of March 2022 the Coolamon Landcare Group hosted a Clean up Australia Day event in Coolamon due to the amount of rubbish on the roadsides of Coolamon.
Coolamon Connecting Corridors
This project highlighted the importance of linking corridors to enable natural ecosystems to regenerate, which in turn increases movement of fauna between the corridors for foraging and breeding.
Water Ponding and Spreading with Ray Thompson
Rangeland Rehabilitation on farm talk and tour
YAN Nursery Managers network
Nursery managers within YAN working together to sow and grow regional climate ready plants
Managing multi-species crops field day
Weddin Landcare held a local field day to discuss regenerative cropping and grazing practices on mixed farms and build a local support network of like-minded farmers.
Birds, Bats and Bugs - Engaging Schools in Ecosystem Benefactors
The ‘Birds, Bats and Bugs’ project combined classroom learning with practical outdoor experiences to teach students about ecosystem benefactors.
Local Bushland discovery – Roadsides!
Don't forget about the bush on the roadsides in your area. Its wonderful remnant vegetation.
A Partnership in Biodiversity
The "Bush for Biodiversity" two day event highlighted the success of effective collaboration - "the whole is greater than the sum of its parts".
Bring Back the Glossy Black!
Community Groups in the Riverina come together to assist in the protection of the Glossy Black-Cockatoo
Nari Nari Tribal Council Land Management Expo
Engage with landholders, community members, and stakeholders to learn about the significant work NNTC has undertaken to ensure the ongoing protection of ecologically vital wetlands and important Aboriginal heritage sites at Gayini.
Black Duck Food Workshop
An authentic native food cultural experience at Black Duck Foods farm near Genoa-Mallacoota , Victoria.