Case Studies
Dogs Camera Action!
Seeking data on the existence and distribution of Vulnerable species in the Gwydir Shire.
Farmers Together
Gwymac Inc partnered with Swan Vale Landcare Group to host a two day event in Inverell and Glen Innes to provide a farmer to farmer information exchange about the benefits of collective bargaining together as well as the benefits of establishing co-ops and to discuss opportunities for other farmer driven initiatives.
East meets West
Mid Lachlan Landcare offers Regenerative Agricultural Education Tours to urban students of all ages connecting people to sustainable food and fiber production and strengthening links between city and country.
Art for Trees Sake
How are young people grappling with the death of thousands of Ribbon Gums in the Monaro landscape?
Farmers learn the latest about fruit fly management
Central Coast horticulturalists gathered to attended a workshop to learn latest sustainable practices for managing fruit fly
Euston Landcare Gets Started
Euston Regional Landcare Inc puts together their first project - Low Stress Stock Handling
WORLD WETLAND DAY – 5 FEBRARY 2017
Landcare put Fivebough Wetland in focus for Leeton locals
Business skills for market gardeners
Growers learn business skills for small-scale organic market gardening
Operating a small-scale organic market garden
Growers learn about running a small-scale organic market garden
The Deniliquin Lagoons Landcare Group
Showcasing the importance of healthy wetlands
A new era: attracting young people to Landcare
Nambucca Valley Landcare, together with Bellingen Landcare and Macleay Landcare host Intrepid Landcare Workshop
Yanco Billabong Creek Heritage Tour
Sharing Knowledge and Connections to Country.
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.
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.
Running on-farm trials
Farmers learn how to conduct an on-farm compost trial or demonstration
Improving soil health through compost
Building knowledge in the local horticulture industry about using compost
Corridor connectivity through collaboration and co-investment
The story of the Southern Corroboree Frog
Moving a Mountain
Talkin' Turtles
An educational experience showcasing Our Living River mascot, the eastern long-necked turtle.