NSW Landcare Gateway

Christmas Update: Southern Tablelands Tree Start Growers Network

19 Dec, 2024

A huge thank you to all our Tree Start Growers. For those who attended the Bungendore and Braidwood workshops, it's coming up to 5-6 weeks after sowing. Here's a few updates and seedling tips heading into Christmas. Also, welcome to our new growers who just got their kits. The following information will hopefully be useful to you around mid-late January.

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Collaborating with Charles Sturt University to Revive the 'Save the Bush Toolkit'

19 Dec, 2024

The Central Tablelands Regional Landcare Network (CTRLN) is thrilled to announce its collaboration with Charles Sturt University, granting permission to host and share the Save the Bush Toolkit, originally developed by Dr. David Goldney and Sue Wakefield in 1997, on our website.

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Local Landcare Nurseries Collaborate for a Greener Future

13 Dec, 2024

This week, volunteers and staff from the Central Tablelands Local Landcare Nursery, Watershed Landcare Nursery, and Lithgow Community Nursery came together for a successful meeting to share knowledge, and ideas, and learn from each other. This gathering is part of a Regional Project by the Central Tablelands Regional Landcare Network, aimed at fostering collaboration and supporting Landcare efforts across the region.

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Newsletter - Summer 2024-25

12 Dec, 2024

Reports and updates on activities in the Yanco Creek System.

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MLG now has DGR status

12 Dec, 2024

MLG has deductible gift recipient status from 4 November 2024, that is, donations to MLG may be tax deductible.

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Christmas Gift Tag Art Workshop

06 Dec, 2024

Mid Macquarie Landcare partnered with Wellington Arts to deliver a Christmas Gift Tag Art Workshop.

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20 years of service: Thank you Jean!

06 Dec, 2024

SHOUTOUT to one of our group stalwarts's as Jean Ellis steps down from the Mid Macquarie Landcare office bearers.

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Highlights from the USLC AGM

04 Dec, 2024

The Upper Shoalhaven Landcare Council (USLC) hosted their annual gathering on Friday 22 November 2024 at the Braidwood Servicemen's Club. Ten people turned out to the meeting to pass the necessary financials, reports, and vote in the committee for 2025.

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Healthy Soils field day

02 Dec, 2024

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Wellington locals go batty

27 Nov, 2024

Wellington students and community members celebrated the creatures of the night during Halloween and Australasian Bat Week.

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🌱 Supporting Grassroots Landcare Through Regional Representation 🌱

27 Nov, 2024

Did you know that the Regional Landcare Coordinator plays a vital role in connecting grassroots Landcare with regional and state-level representation?

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Glossies in the Mist planting morning at Penrose 19/11/24

21 Nov, 2024

The Glossies in the Mist planting morning at Penrose on the 19th of November, was our first 'official' joint project with Saving our Species with around 20 volunteers helping out! It was also great to have four of the volunteers come along from the Oatley flora and fauna Conservation society. This is the group that played an important role in our first planting day at Pinaroo last year, it is great to see them coming back for more.

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November Newsletter Out Now!

05 Nov, 2024

The Central Tablelands Regional Landcare Network is excited to bring you our November edition, focusing on Threatened Species and Communities. This month, we explore the challenges facing some of our region's most vulnerable species and the inspiring work being done to protect and restore their habitats.

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Become a volunteer grower with the Southern Tablelands Tree Start Growers Network

05 Nov, 2024

Upper Shoalhaven Landcare Council (USLC) are delighted to be partnering with the Upper Murrumbidgee Landcare Network and Wagtail Natives Nursery to kickstart the Southern Tablelands Tree Start Growers Network.

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Community Film Premiere and Conversation: Keeping the Fire Burning on Traditional Fire Management

05 Nov, 2024

On Saturday 29 June, Upper Shoalhaven Landcare Council and Sustainable Braidwood co-hosted a special ‘world premiere’ film screening and community conversation on traditional fire management practices. Showcasing not one, but two feature films produced by talented local filmmakers, the event was a great success and completely sold out, with over 150 ticket holders filling the National Theatre in Braidwood.

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Bombay Landcare Geology and Soils Field Trip

05 Nov, 2024

At the end of September, Bombay Landcarers went on a field trip around their local landscape. Leading the tour was the extraordinary Dr Leah Moore, who currently works in land and later science across the Australian National University, CIT and University of Canberra.

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