Case Studies
The Elusive White-Footed Dunnart
Attempting to capture a threatened species in Bengello Biobank
Erosion control and Fish Habitat Restoration, Bellinger River
Stabilisation of an eroding bank to reduce sediment influx and improve fish habitat
Regenerative Grazing Group
Connecting like-minded farmers to build community and share knowledge.
Multiple Forces Coming Together
Nurseries from the Central Tablelands Region meet to discuss strategy and collaboration
BCT Improving on Farm Biodiversity Workshop
A comprehensive approach to enhancing soil health, biodiversity, and sustainable practices to boost your land’s productivity
Fire Management & Weed Identification in the Tarcutta Hills
Building knowledge around fire management techniques and weed identification for local landholders in the Tarcutta Valley and Kyeamba Valley Landcare Groups
Cultural Connections in Conservation
A field day at ‘Allandale’ in Narrandera, exploring the connection between Cultural heritage and biodiversity conservation.
Bellingen Shire Regenerative Farming
Building the Bellingen Shire Regenerative Farming Network with workshops, farm visits and supporting fact sheets
Corowa Propagates Community Nursery Program
Salinity Scoping Study
Mid Macquarie Landcare partnered with Little River Landcare to deliver a Salinity Scoping Study for the Department of Climate Change, Energy, the Environment and Water.
BioBlitz – An Opportunity for Community Connection
Engaging Year 8 in Caring for Country
Murrumbidgee Landcare Inc and Nari Nari Tribal Council facilitated a Caring for Country Day for year eight students at Hay War Memorial High School
“Dirt Eats Too” Waste Management and Soil Conservation Program
Murrumbidgee Landcare Inc delivered the region’s first “Dirt Eats Too” Program to St Mary’s Parish School, curtesy of a Woolworths Junior Landcare Grant.
Central Tablelands Regional Landcare 2024 Muster
Planning and Preparing for Funding to Drive Practical Landcare Initiatives
Establishing the Central Tablelands Regional Landcare Network
This case study explores the establishment of the Central Tablelands Regional Landcare Network, detailing its journey from a concept to a fully operational, incorporated organization. It highlights the collaborative efforts of five local Landcare networks, the successful securing of major funding, the employment of regional and local coordinators, and the development of key operational systems. The case study also reflects on the challenges faced, lessons learned, and future goals as the network continues to strengthen regional Landcare efforts and support landscape-scale environmental projects.