Case Studies

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NAB funding helps Wauchope Group get up and running!

Native Vegetation Public Lands and Reserves Resources Community

Community partnerships bring healthy results

A partnership between nine local organisations has delivered benefits for the groups, the community and the local environment

Native Vegetation Community

Marquee for Event Hosting

Marquee proudly funded by Landcare NSW and the Regional Australia Bank.

Community

Floral calendars, pollen, nectar and bees

Using a bee forage garden to attract more pollinators and volunteers to the Orange ELF Community Garden

Community

Fertile Ground Celebration Dinner

The Celebration Dinner was a chance to profile the synergy that Landcare has with the community.

Community

WORLD WETLAND DAY – 5 FEBRARY 2017

Landcare put Fivebough Wetland in focus for Leeton locals

Wetlands Education Community Workshops

Police Paddock Partnerships

Community connection through participation

Weed control Native Vegetation Public Lands and Reserves Habitat Community

Stepping Stones in Millthorpe

Milthorpe Public School working with Landcare

Youth Native Vegetation Community

Painted Snipe and Bittern Field Day

Renowned Ecologist Matt Herring shares his knowledge with enthusiastic attendees.

Wetlands Monitoring Habitat Community

The Deniliquin Lagoons Landcare Group

Showcasing the importance of healthy wetlands

Riparian Community Public Lands and Reserves Education Cultural Heritage

Welcome to Country

Why are Welcomes to Country Important

Education Cultural Heritage Community

Yanco Billabong Creek Heritage Tour

Sharing Knowledge and Connections to Country.

Education Cultural Heritage Community

Werrpanakata Lagoon

The Werrpanakata Lagoon project, is part of the overall plan being developed in partnership with the general community, Murray LLS, Edward Wakool Angling Association, Edward River Council, the Rice Growers Association, the Deniliquin High School and Yarkuwa, to develop Community outdoor educational facilities to learn about native fish and their habitat, the importance of wetlands in the local Indigenous community.

Education Cultural Heritage Community

National Threatened Species Day 2017, Glen Innes

GLENRAC secured financial support from Landcare NSW's 2017 Regional Australia Bank's funding. This funding supported two events to celebrate National Threatened Species Day, 7th September.

Biodiversity Education Pest control Community

Box Gum Woodland Photography Competition

Showcasing the Beauty of our Community and Environment

Biodiversity Habitat Community

The story of the Southern Corroboree Frog

Moving a Mountain

Wetlands Biodiversity Education Habitat Community

Bringing South Western NSW into the Landcare Network

Western Landcare NSW has implemented a number of methods to bring new members into the regional network.

Community Resources

Riverkeeper Network Meeting

The Inaugural Riverkeeper Network Meeting

Biodiversity Monitoring Community Planning Water quality Urban and Peri-urban

Native Seed Propagation Workshop

Training to support the Hillview Park Community Garden & Landcare Nursery Project

Native Vegetation Biodiversity Community Workshops

Ephemeral at Panboola

Panboola wetland engages a new and diverse audience through 'Ephemeral' - a one day festival of art inspired by nature.

Youth Wetlands Education Community