Case Studies
School Indigenous Outdoor Learning Area
Teachers, students and parents sought to create an Indigenous learning and garden area with native foods and cultural items, with support from Landcare and Local Land Services.
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.
Community Garden Upgrade
How a Work For The Dole Team has reinvigorated Wellington's Community Garden
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.
Weeds Management
Options for controlling dominant weeds in the Wellington/Dunedoo aeas.
Action Planning for the Mid Hunter LLC
Stakeholder input into the Landcare Coordinator Initiative in the Mid Hunter
Training - Financial Management and Governance
Financial management and governance were repeatedly identified as organisational needs in local Landcare groups, so a training day was developed.
Not Enough Hollows to go Around
Species Specific Nest Box Project
Native Plant Workshops
Merriwa locals undergo training in native seed collection, identification & propagation.
Wollemi Weeds & Wine
A weekend of exploring, friendship and learning about the Wollemi – Martindale environment.
Reclaiming Alfred Road Reserve - Killabakh
Biological Crofton Weed Release In The Manning
Making a Difference
Farm Gate Tour
Showcasing diverse enterprises in the lower Manning Valley.
Walk in the Rainforest, Old Bar
Engaging the community at Old Bar in the protection of littoral rainforest
Improving e-communications with members
Implementing MailChimp to better manage newsletter communications and performance
A walk on the wild side
Exploring on-farm biodiversity in the Narromine area
Gearing Down - workshop for farmers
Navigating the complexities and hard conversations surrounding family farm succession
Y2K- A Climate Change Wildlife Highway
The Yarrahapinni to Killiekrankie Biodiversity Alliance (Y2K) is dedicated to reconnecting a significant wildlife corridor on private land in the Macleay and Nambucca Catchments