Case Studies
Strategic Planning for Success
Central West Landcare Region undertook their first Strategic Planning Session in August
Primary Eco Day at Lake Cargelligo
Primary students from local schools came together to study their local environment
Year 11 Biology Field Day
Year 11 Biology students from Condobolin and Lake Cargelligo investigate their local area
Eurobodalla Intrepid Landcare
Young legends (18-35) getting their hands dirty and connecting with the local environment
The 2022 Fit Farmers event provided valuable learnings from the personal experiences of our local farmers.
GLENRAC's annual Fit Farmers events create a space for farmers from around the region to catch up and check in, not only with themselves, but also each other, to promote better health outcomes.
The 29th Rural Women’s Gathering goes off with a bang in Glen Innes!
More than 100 women from across the New England gathered in 2022, celebrating the 29th Rural Women’s Gathering and relaunching the NSW Rural Women’s Network.
Regrowth Management at Goorangoola
Regrowth management is an ongoing issue in the region particularly following drought and destocking.
Targeting Honey Locust on the Severn River
Improving river health and habitat values on the Severn River between Strathbogie and Ashford in Northern NSW through baseline monitoring and on ground control works.
Volunteer engagement post COVID lockdown
Reengaging our volunteer group following COVID lockdown and anxiety over public events
Hay Celebrates National School’s Tree Day
The last Friday in July is dedicated to National Schools Tree Day. This year, Hay Public School helped Hay Shire Council and Murrumbidgee Landcare celebrate, learning about the importance of trees in their environment.
Protecting habitat through recovery
GLENRAC has recently completed over 2,900ha of weed monitoring and control of Velvety Tree Pear north-west of Glen Innes.
Providing Homes and Habitat for Gliders & Glossy Black Cockatoos
This project will support the recovery of two vulnerable species, Squirrel Gliders and the Glossy Black Cockatoo.
Celebrating Macintyre Development Unit
The Macintyre Development unit was formed by a group of people with vision of fixing land degradation and their aims were to educate people on economic, intelligent and effective land use
Saving an Aboriginal scar tree
Whilst controlloing Cats Claw and other riparan headwater weeds a very large Red Gum tree was identified. It had a scar 3.5m up the tree and facing the river. It was later burnt out in a severe bushfire - but the tree fell into the river and the fire went out - with the scar intact and prodly sticking above water. What would we do?
Regenerative Agriculture
Improves soil structure and biology, hydration, biodiversity, monitoring and managing stock
Riverina Local Threatened Species take the stage
Understanding Threatened Bird species and their cultural significance