Case Studies
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.
Soil, critters and curious minds- A deep dive into Biodiversity for students in the North West region of NSW.
Students explored the hidden world of soil, water, and critters through hands-on workshops and expert-led activities. This engaging event fostered environmental curiosity, built knowledge of ecosystem health, and inspired the next generation to become active stewards of the land—one handful of dirt and one tiny critter at a time.
Western Riverina Seed Workshop Series: Planting the Seeds of Conservation
Ecologist Martin Driver teaches the Western Riverina the enchanting world of native species regeneration through a series of three Seed Workshops near Tabbita.
Refresh Replenish Re-engage - augmented habitat for Squirrel gliders
2024 Lake Hume Squirrel glider nest box maintenance
Revising the Curriculum for Conservation Farming
Weddin Landcare assisted Caragabal Public School to revise a unit of work to more effectively engage students and inspire future farmers with a balanced view of environmental challenges and farming solutions.
A spooky twist to attract new participants
Weddin Landcare gets in the Halloween spirit to connect with new audiences
Fire Ecology Education
Fire Ecology education programs designed to build practical and theoretical knowledge for landholders
Connecting Rural Women Together
Connecting rural communities through a Rural Women’s Lunch