Case Studies
FROM LITTLE THINGS, BIG THINGS GROW.
PLAYING THE LONG GAME. Protecting the future of Landcare by working with the grown ups of the future.
Murray Regional Roundup Magazine
Celebrating Agriculture and Landcare across the Murray Region
People Led Prevention
Protect Your Patch – Preparing local communities for natural disasters
Land for Wildlife a perfect fit for Landcare
The government supported 'Land for Wildlife' property assessment program is free to landholders providing them a host of landscape information and access to grant funding
Kids Learning and Restoring Wetlands
Coolamon Landcare hosted a workshop where local children learned about wetlands and participated in restoration activities, aiming to educate them on the importance of wetlands and foster a sense of environmental responsibility.
Flood risk mitigation – Phragmites demonstration site
Flood risk mitigation – Restoring eroded riverbanks with revegetation
Young District Grazing Group Start-Up
Building a resilient farming community in the Young community.
The 2023 Great Australian Wildlife Search
The Central Tablelands Regional Landcare Network, has participated in the Great Australian Wildlife Search, employing advanced environmental DNA (eDNA) techniques to provide a comprehensive view of local biodiversity.
Rainforest Education
Empowering volunteers to better manage areas of littoral rainforest
Grazing for Tomorrow
Managing risks for positive landscape, business & well-being outcomes
Building Bridges to Boorowa
A 25-year partnership between North Sydney Bushcare and Boorowa Community Landcare Group
Bushfire Resilient Gardens
Bushfire recovery and hazard reduction in the garden for community resilience
Restoring Cumberland Plain Woodland
‘Birding and Bush care’ groups help restore remnant patches of critically endangered Cumberland Plain Woodland.
A Double Celebration
CHRL held an event in May 2024 to celebrate both our volunteers and our 25th Anniversary
Supporting Member Groups
Maintaining engagement in Landcare Groups through the support of Regional and Local Landcare Coordinators
Beautification of the Macdonald River
Removal of introduced, invasive species and the planting of endemic species for river health, and community accessibility.
LLC Implements Community Connection Methods
A few small changes in the day-to-day use of technology will help connect our communities to landcare.