Case Studies
Water Quality & Soil Field Day
Bush Tucker in Walgett
Kayaking on the Lower Namoi
Exploring the Namoi River on a Kayak whilst learning about the local river ecosystem & the impact of litter
Corridor Links and Carbon Sinks
Biodiversity for Carbon and Corridors (B4CC)
Landcare Calendar
Engaging primary school children, teachers & the community in the Upper Snowy with our annual calendar.
Building Soil Skills
Landholders developing skills to understand, assess and monitor their property's soil health.
Upper Lachlan Summer Seminar Series
Engaging with, and welcoming, a broader slice of the community
Using Expression of Interest process to engage landholders in new projects
Using an open invitation multi-media EOI process to engage landholders in new local landcare projects in the Upper Clarence region
Initiating community engagement - starting small
Working with local high school students in their Agriculture class to grow plants used in a local revegetation project
Barb Busters
Barbed wire removal for the benefit of wildlife on working farms
Improving Native Plant Identification
Native plant identification day improves knowledge, promotes group activities and future planning requirements
Resourcing effectively
Electronic evaluation improves resource allocation and leverages funding support
Native bee workshop
An introduction to the fascinating world of bees
Weeds Management
Options for controlling dominant weeds in the Wellington/Dunedoo aeas.
Training - Social Media and Online Presence
Social Media and Online Presence was repeatedly identified as a major organisational need by local Landcare groups, so a training day was developed.
Not Enough Hollows to go Around
Species Specific Nest Box Project
Community Garden Upgrade
How a Work For The Dole Team has reinvigorated Wellington's Community Garden
Mt Arthur Awareness Day
The Mt Arthur Trust invited interested parties to see what really happens at Mt Arthur, a special place where conservation and community come together.