Case Studies
Talking Weeds at the Winery
Which weed is which?
Pest animal & weed fun at Henty Machinery Field Days 2019
Weed Education at Urunga Wetland
To address the impacts of invasive weeds Urunga Residents participated in a walk and talk workshop
Setting sights on river health
All aboard for the Upper Richmond Creek Crawl exploring weeds, erosion challenges and restoration efforts
MEPAAW Weeds Roadshow
Coordinating a regional approach to Managing Established Pest Animals and Pests in the NW
Field Day/ Workshop
Central Coast Plateau including Kulnura and Yarramalong areas: Healthy Soils & Integrated Weed management for improved land management - Sunday 26th May 2019
“Weeds in Fodder” at Condobolin
Learning the Risks & Issues of Feeding Hay Carted from Other Regions
What Future for Chilean Needle Grass in our Region?
A facilitated conversation with community at the Guyra Show
Building better pastures: grazing management = weed management
Workshop participants hear from the experts on weeds, pastures and soil
Managing Established Pest Animals & Weeds Project (MEPAAW)
Biological Weed Control
Widespread Weeds
Community gathering at Ashford 3 Mile Crossing to raise awareness about weeds
Combatting Chilean Needle Grass
Combatting Chilean Needle Grass in the Inverell District
Managing and Established Pest Animals and Weeds
Creating awareness and education around an integrated approach to pest animals and weeds.
Informing the community on pests, weeds and biosecurity
Mid-Lachlan Landcare has run 2 pest animal and weeds roadshows aimed at building local landholder capacities to manage their pest animal and weed problems more efficiently with knowledge and support provided by Mid-Lachlan Landcare, Central Tablelands Local Land Services, the Department of Primary Industries and Cowra Council.
Living on the Edge
Landholder engagement to manage introduced species on the edges of the Greater Blue Mountains World Heritage Area
Serrated Tussock, the Persistent Problem
Integrated monitoring and control of Serrated Tussock was a focus at the annual Farmer Update.
Biological Controls - New Tools for Landholders
Invasive Grass Hammered by Fungus