Past events

Microbe Friendly Farming

Soil Microbiology Field Day

Mulloon Institute - Landscape Rehydration Field Day Moss Vale

This event is part of the Mulloon Institute’s Water Stewardship Program, a bold initiative supported by WaterNSW and The Ian Potter Foundation. The program empowers communities in the Sydney Drinking Water Catchment to restore local water cycles, improve water quality, and build resilience to climate change through nature-based solutions. This field day also celebrates the launch of a Landscape Rehydration Community of Practice and Demonstration Site in the Kellys Creek Catchment —an exciting opportunity for local landholders to connect, learn, and collaborate on regenerative water and land management. Mulloon Institute is a leading research and education organisation helping to build resilient regional communities by supporting the long-term, sustainable growth of Australian agriculture.

Green Drinks Bathurst September

This is an event for environmentally-minded Bathurstians (and other local people) who meet for a monthly drink to socialise, network and explore collaborations. It is a space created for those interested in environmental sustainability and eco-efficiency, and is hosted by Greening Bathurst.

Insects and gardens

This in-person talk at the Orange Botanic Gardens will showcase lots of insects commonly found in your garden and explain how they fit into the living ecology of your backyard.

Intro into Permaculture Principles with the Watershed Microscope Group

Curious about permaculture? Want to grow food, build soil, and work with nature instead of against it? Join us for a half-day hands-on workshop and farm walk with Billy and Mike from Dry Creek Permaculture, just north of Mudgee.

Mind Fit at work Free Leader Webinar - Eliminating Psychosocial Hazards

MindFit At Work Free Leader Webinar- Eliminating Psychosocial Hazards: Moving Beyond Compliance Please fill in your details below to register for our free online open webinar, Eliminating Psychosocial Hazards: Moving Beyond Compliance . After registration, we will send through the link to the invite for the webinar. We look forward to seeing you there! Tuesday 23rd September 1pm AEST

Lunch and Learn - live from the Landcare Conference!

Nocturnal Animals Community Art Show

Local primary and high school students will have the opportunity to create and exhibit artworks inspired by the nocturnal animals native to the Orange region.

Rotary Sustainable Living Expo

Rotary Sustainable Living Expo is the flagship event of the Orange Sustainable Living Week, a city-wide programme celebrating practical, planet-friendly living.

Monthly work days at Ettymalong Billabong, Umina Beach

We meet on site at the creek near the tennis courts at Umina oval, every third Sunday of the month to do bush care work 8am - 11am.

How to nurture a wildlife friendly garden

Join this in person interactive workshop in Orange with Sally Bourne to discover how to create a beautiful, waterwise, wildlife-friendly garden at home using hardy local plants

Wildlife spotlighting at Clifton Grove

Bring your curiosity and enthusiasm for nature, and let’s shine a light on the wonders of wildlife! Celebrate Orange Biodiversity Month and join us for an unforgettable evening of adventure at our family-friendly spotlighting event at Clifton Grove, Orange, NSW.

Volunteer Inkind Template Webinar

This session is to talk through how the In-Kind templates and calculator work and answer and questions you may have regarding these resources.

Leveraging Self Sustenance

Fire Smart - Women Workshop POSTPONED

This practical Workshop is designed to empower rural women who may be home during a fire emergency.

Webinar: From Pitch to Impact – How to Build a Winning Case for SupportBuild your case, attract more support.

Landcare NSW is pleased to invite you to a special online training session designed to help members craft a compelling Case for Support – a vital tool to engage funders, donors, and partners. Join Catherine Brooks, CEO of Equitable Philanthropy and creator of the From Pitch to Impact fundraising training course, for a 1.5-hour live webinar tailored for Landcare. This session will also be recorded for those who are unable to attend.

Grantee Meeting

Purple Copper Butterfly field day

Join Lithgow Oberon Landcare on this interactive field day at Rydal to spot the Purple Copper Butterfly, learn about its habitat, and discover ways to support biodiversity and threatened species.

From Seed to Seedling with Watershed Women.

Join us for a hands-on morning at the local Watershed Landcare nursery at Mudgee where you’ll learn how to successfully propagate native plants — starting from scratch.

Connection by Fire Songline Walk

Join Watershed landcare for an event at Rylstone. The final event of the Connection by Fire project—a guided walk led by Uncle Peter Swain and Emma Syme. Together, we’ll explore cultural burn sites and cultural heritage places while learning about Indigenous Land Management, Cultural Burning, and Traditional Ecological Knowledge.

Across The fence Farming

The Across the Fence Farming project is about bringing neighbours together "Across The Fence" to learn about nature positive practices that increase biodiversity and make for healthy and resilient landscapes in all climate conditions. We believe, sharing land, livestock, machinery, labour and resources can return subdivided land to prime condition for profitable farming and help to restore biodiverse ecosystems. We believe in helping to build a community that is able to come together and become more resilient by preparing, in advance, for the inevitable challenges of drought, fire and flood.

Across the Fence Farming: A Collaborative Approach to Landcare

Goulburn Mulwaree Council and Wingecarribee Shire Council have secured funding through the Future Drought Fund to support our ATFF event which aims to benefit rural landholders in both districts. The ATFF project, is designed to address challenges faced by lifestyle landholders managing properties between 5 and 40 hectares by encouraging neighbours to work together, combining land resources and management skills. The initiative aims to create more drought resilient, productive, and biodiverse landscapes while fostering stronger community connections.

Join Lithgow’s Frog Monitoring Program

Be part of local biodiversity monitoring and help protect frog populations in Lithgow!

RUOK day Webinar

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State Mine Gully – Weed Control Group

Come along to a targeted weed control session with Lithgow Oberon Landcare. Learn effective weed control techniques to help you tackle your own weeds at home and improve biodiversity in the local creek system at the same time.

Mapping COP

Womens Grazing Group

A gathering of Women in Agriculture for knowledge sharing, guest speaker Mel Kiel.

The Need for Seed

Day trip to Mudgee

Little River Landcare AGM

Have your say on the future of Little River Landcare. We are currently considering all options for the future of Little River Landcare, your input is essential

Young people and Inclusion COP