Case Studies
Beefing up Fish Habitat on Farms
A beef producer on the Macleay River demonstrates how best to address river bank erosion and fish habitat loss at his Sherwood property.
Biodiversity identification
Identifying fauna as a baseline for improvement
Community Tree Planting - ‘Learn & Grow’
A community tree planting that just makes you feel better
Exhibiting Landcare at the Show
An opportunity to promote Landcare as Guest Exhibitor at the Condobolin Annual Show
Bland Shire Wildflower Walk
Spring Wildflower Walk at Gubbata with local native plant enthusiast, 93 year old Elsie Allison
Gilgunnia Pest Exclusion Cluster
Land managers and members of the Gilgunnia Landcare unite to form a cluster group to better manage the impact of pest animals on productivity using Total Pest Exclusion Fencing.
Native Plant Giveaway
National Tree Day Native Plant Giveaway: A stall in the main street of Temora where plants were given away to the community as part of National Tree Day, and also to raise awareness of the renewed drive in Landcare in the Temora Shire
Backyard Fruit Tree Care & Pruning Workshops
Tackling a local biosecurity issue in an engaging way
Condobolin Community Gardening
A local community group has commenced vegetable gardening at the primary school in Condobolin
Recreating Wootton’s Forest
Rapid restoration of forest ecology
Coming together for soil health
Landholders working together to protect and enhance our foundational agricultural resource
Regional Wild Dog Control Program
Raising awareness and assisting landholder and agency cooperation to improve control outcomes
Modern Money Management
The process of reviewing and updating financial management systems and tools
Local Landcare Coordinator – Upper Hunter
Muswellbrook Shire Council saw the appointment for a Local Landcare Coordinator in the Upper Hunter as a great partnership opportunity to maximize the shire’s Landcare potential.
Membership mapping and networks
Mapping the groups and networks in the Hunter and identifying membership issues
Connecting on Biodiversity
Walla Wetland Workshops a Winner!
Community connection through participation