Case Studies
Crimson Spider Orchid hiding on Nail Can Hill
Balancing Community recognition and conservation biology
Now officially launching, the groundbreaking LAMP Manual
Get ready to rewrite threatened species conservation action!
When Community Shows Up, Nature's Not All That Thrives: The Riddiford Arboretum Clean‑Up
Western Landcare NSW partnered with the Riddiford Arboretum Working Group during a Clean Up Australia Day. The Riddiford Arboretum is the cornerstone of Broken Hill’s conservation history, showcasing early methods pioneered by Albert Morris at Broken Hill.
Beyond the Group Model - Independent Land Managers Shape Western NSW
The current membership model recognises and supports the efforts of groups. Yet across Western NSW, landholders manage vast landscapes independently. Land care is embedded in their everyday operations. To achieve improved long term environmental outcomes, we must recognise, value and support these everyday efforts that occur outside the traditional group model. All land care needs to be counted.
Friends Of Mulwaree Ponds Landcare
New Goulburn Landcare group
Collaborating to deliver Land for Wildlife
As a Jaliigirr Biodiversity Alliance member, BLI partnered with Great Eastern Ranges and WWF-Australia to deliver Land for Wildlife Assessments as part of their Cores, Corridors and Koalas project on the Dorrigo Plateau, with part of the funding supplying a skilled botanist to tour each property and train the landholders and BLI staff in plant ID.
Winter Weed Blitz - Nail Can Hill Flora and Fauna Reserve
Invasive plant species - community working bees
The Hawkesbury Nepean Waterkeepers Alliance
Creating A Community Voice for The River
A Landcare approach to priority weed management
Working with the Local Control Authority to support residents and new Landcarers and groups
It’s never too late to get involved
Encouraging Participation in NRM and Biodiversity in the Far West
Landcare responding to landslides
In a rapid response to the Northern Rivers disaster Landcare mobilizes to support landholders affected by landslides
RCS Grazing Clinic
Landholders from across the region attended a two and a half day grazing clinic held in Condobolin.
Daisy Day at Wirraminna
Paying it forward between community groups
New England & North West Regional Awards 2021
A day to celebrate and inspire the New England and North West NSW Landcarers
Local Networks Have Their Say on Regional Opportunities
A regional process has been established that allows for proper consultation with Local Landcare Coordinators and their Networks.
New Network Chairs Community of Practice
The newly formed Landcare Network Chairs Community of Practice further strengthens Landcare in the Central Tablelands.
Water and Birds Art Exhibition
Four local artists and photographers contributed to an exhibition featuring local bird life, showcasing the diversity of the region.
Caring for our Aboriginal Cultural Heritage
We began 2021, by working collaboratively on a number of cultural projects and programs to help us better understand Aboriginal culture in the Hunter region past and present, and to see how we can incorporate this knowledge into our everyday Landcare operations.
Gineroi Landcare Mingle & Jingle
Gineroi Landcare members celebrate Christmas. A gathering to distract from the devastating drought conditions and assist farmers with dealing with the stresses of drought
Wakool Region Community Adaptation Strategy
Planning for funding success
