First Line of Defence - the multiple benefits of mature riparian vegetation.

Continuing collaborations to support re-introduction of the endangered Southern Stuttering Frog -Mixophyes australis

Shoalhaven Landcare are building new partnerships to continue our work on re-introducing chytrid free Southern Stuttering Frogs in the Shoalhaven and Illawarra.

Explaining Emissions

Raising awareness of on farm Emissions calculations/reduction techniques and Environmental Markets

Our Environment Tour

New England North West 2025 Landcare Adventure day 2, Our Environment Tour

Caring for Inverell’s Koalas

Raising awareness of the local Koala population in the Inverell district and what we can do to protect and restore habitat, and how to help sick or injured animals.

Buddy Up

Partnerships for improved educational outcomes

Coastal Weeds – When Everyone Joins the Party

For over 17 years, Landcare has led a collaborative effort on the Far South Coast to protect our stunning beaches from invasive coastal weeds. The secret to its success? Everyone’s invited. National Parks, private landowners, local councils, Crown Land managers, Aboriginal Land Councils—this has truly been a shared mission across all land tenures.

Rosy future for Rosewood Mistletoe

The Rosy Futures project is working to protect the Rosewood Mistletoe on Widjabul Wia-bal Country in the Duck Creek Catchment, Alstonville

Small Grants to support BIG efforts

Richmond Landcare Inc's Small Grants program aims to provide a little extra support to our member groups

Building Bush Regen Skills

Community action learning for wins against weeds

Community Planting Day

A collaborative urban tree planting project restoring the Boorowa River and bringing together community

Birds and the Brush

Different types of opportunities for connection and capacity building

Children’s Activities – Waterwatch & Habitat Hunt

A hands-on school holiday program by Yass Landcare invited children and families to explore the Yass Gorge through Waterwatch, habitat discovery, and cultural storytelling—fostering a lifelong connection to local nature.

Fungi & Soil Health: An Underground Conversation

Murrumbidgee Landcare addresses mycology knowledge gap and fosters soil health and ecosystem resilience across the region.

Continuing to grow partnerships with our local native plant nurseries

We can't Landcare without them. Strengthening partnerships with our local Landcare and community native plant nurseries.

Plantings for Threatened Species

Restoring habitat corridors for gang gang cockatoos, glossy black cockatoos, brush-tailed phascogales and greater gliders

Paddock Trees for Koalas

Fencing paddock trees to encourage the natural regeneration process within Areas of Regional Koala Significance (ARKS)

Connecting community to help in dry times

Workshops, a social event and conference attendances to share information about drought responses

Growing Capacity

Volunteers help to boost native seed collection capacity in Coffs Harbour

Science in the Field: Restoring Rivers, Reimagining Futures.

The Peel Wetlands Stage 6 River Health Workshop empowered students to investigate real-world environmental issues through fieldwork and scientific inquiry. Guided by experts, students assessed water, soil, and ecosystem health, applying systems thinking to propose sustainable management strategies—developing both scientific skills and a deeper connection to land stewardship.