NSW Landcare Gateway

Dune clearing of bitou bush

07 Jul, 2019

Dune clearing Hawks Nest NSW

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Drought Communities Program Wrap Up

28 Jun, 2019

Recent Drought Support Project update

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GLENRAC Celebrates 30 Years!

22 Jun, 2019

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1200 trees and shrubs planted

15 Jun, 2019

About 1200 trees and shrubs were planted over the June 2019 long weekend by volunteers from Bowning-Bookham Landcare Group and the community. Weather was good and we had great food and a bonfire.

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Land Leaders for Year 11/12

09 Jun, 2019

A scholarship program for Year 11 or 12 students doing agriculture or geography

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Weekend Landcare Adventures for Year 6/7 & 8/9

09 Jun, 2019

Make new friends and have an awesome journey at the same time.

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Sea to Snow Journey for Year 10

09 Jun, 2019

Landcare and Land Management Learning from Sea to Snow

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June Newsletter

02 Jun, 2019

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Managing Pests and Weeds in Yass

28 May, 2019

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Plantings at the Wamboin Community Hall

25 May, 2019

Today Landcare planted shrubs (Correa glabra) around the playground at the Wamboin Community Hall, and sedges (Carex appressa) in the drain line on the northern side of the car parking area.

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Election day native plant sale, 18 May 2019

11 May, 2019

Election day native plant sale, 18 May 2019

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Checking for change with Jacqi Stol

05 May, 2019

Jacqui Stol talks about how landholders can measure the impact of changing their conservation, tree planting and grazing management practices. This system can be used to monitor changes in biodiversity over a period of two or three years.

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May Newsletter 2019

28 Apr, 2019

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Newsletter - Autumn 2019

12 Apr, 2019

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PLATYPUS AND RAKALI SEARCH COMMENCES

11 Apr, 2019

The Goulburn Mulwaree Landcare community have invited Geoff Williams from the Australian Platypus Conservancy to come and talk about Platypus and Rakali (the Australian water-rat (Hydromys chrysogaster)) Upstairs in the conference room at Workspace 2580 from 6pm light refreshments will be provided at the end of the talk. Geoff will outline the biology and key conservation requirements of these two fascinating aquatic mammals. He’ll also provide tips on how to go about spotting them in the wild and explain how the community can become involved in an innovative new citizen science program – the Australian Platypus Monitoring Network – to keep track of platypus in local waterways.

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April Newsletter, 2019

30 Mar, 2019

April Newsletter, 2019

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