Past events

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You can volunteer with Lake Macquarie Landcare in a variety of ways!

Get Involved

You can volunteer with Lake Macquarie Landcare in a variety of ways!

Primrose Park Bushcare

Peelwood/Limmerick/Tuena Landcare Community info day

Community Information Day, Saturday 18th October 2:30pm at Peelwood Rural Fire Service shed with FREE BBQ Build a PVP pipe feeder for pigs – all material supplied Great fun for all the family EQUIPMENT FREE LOAN: Find out about what equipment is available for loan for feral animal control: Hog Hopper; Pig Trap; Motion Camera’s Controlling Pigs – and other funny stories Prizes for the best pig story and photos Who has caught the most pigs? Find out about Future Field Days including: Men’s day Women’s day Succession Planning Biological weed control Controlling Mistletoe Native tree identification, seed collecting and growing Bring a neighbour Christmas evening 29th November 2014 and more ...... For further information contact Bruce Fitzel on (02) 4834 6051 EVERYONE WELCOME

Watershed Landcare Productive Gardens Tour

Come along and meet other gardeners, exchange hints, tips and see what's possible to achieve by busy people in small spaces. This is a great opportunity to share ideas with other gardeners and be inspired by some beautiful, productive gardens in our region.

Native Plant Giveaway

Young District Landcare will be giving away local native plants to residents and landholders of the Young Shire.

Preparation of a Coastal Zone Management Plan for Various Great Lakes Beaches.

Have your say via the online survey available on;- https://www.surveymonkey.com/s/GreatLakesCoastalPlanCommunitySurvey). The survey must be completed by October 17th, 2014.

Tongue Orchid Tours

The native Tongue Orchid is blooming and we are inviting the community to come and see them!

Plant Propagation

Collecting Seeds, Planting Seeds, Nursery Management, Propagating from Seed and other Plant material, Planting, weeding, Bushcare on Projects around Annandale and elsewhere in the Leichhardt Municipality

Get Involved

You can volunteer with Lake Macquarie Landcare in a variety of ways!

Get Involved

You can volunteer with Lake Macquarie Landcare in a variety of ways!

Maclean Lookout Reserve Thursday mornings

rehabilitating bushland, removing invasive weeds.

Plant Propagation

Collecting Seeds, Planting Seeds, Nursery Management, Propagating from Seed and other Plant material, Planting, weeding, Bushcare on Projects around Annandale and elsewhere in the Leichhardt Municipality

Working Bees

Working bees are held every Wednesday from February to December. In the summer months start times are 8.00 am and finish times are 10.00 am. These change to 8.30 am to 10.30 am for the remainder of the year.

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You can volunteer with Lake Macquarie Landcare in a variety of ways!

NEW DATE for a Hay Bale Morning.

Tuesday 14 October. Meet Winda Woppa, Hawks Nest car park at 8.30am

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You can volunteer with Lake Macquarie Landcare in a variety of ways!

Monday Morning Weeding

Two Bitou Busters, Michael and Adele have started weekly weeding on a Monday morning and would love occasional or even regular help. They are working the bush to the right of the park beside the Surf Club overlooking the beach. Anyone available to help just turn up - great spot to weed and you can look out for dolphins too.

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You can volunteer with Lake Macquarie Landcare in a variety of ways!

Big Scrub Rainforest Day

Big Scrub Rainforest Day is now in its 16th year! Big Scrub Rainforest Day is the largest event in Northern NSW with a focus on the natural environment. In 2014 we’re returning to Rocky Creek Dam and will incorporate the Rous Water Open Day to make a bigger and better event. Join us in a celebration of our rainforests and the natural environment at Rock Creek Dam on Sunday the 12th of October 2014. Over the past 16 years Big Scrub Rainforest Day has grown, thrived and revived and best of all we’ve continued our purpose to educate and engage people in the care and restoration of our rainforests. The Lowland Subtropical Rainforests of Northern NSW are special places. More species of plants and animals are found here that in any other ecosystem in NSW, yet less than 1% of our rainforests remain. Across the region thousands of people are actively involved in restoring our rainforests. Big Scrub Rainforest Day is community spirit, volunteers and a gathering of likeminded people. Established in 1999 and held every year since, it’s provided a focus for community involvement through education in a festival environment of entertainment and fun. As with previous years the 2014 event program will be packed with rainforest walks and talks, workshops and presentations along with the community and business market stalls (including food and coffee) and family activities.

Hannam Vale Open Gardens, featuring Mid North Coast Microherding

Visit several open gardens in beautiful Hannam Vale and learn about the life in your soil with Mid North Coast Microherders' Jeremy Bradley.

Bush regen on Lookout Hill

We are actively regenerating bushland on Lookout Hill in Maclean, as part of our Forest Corridors project. Have a look at some of the photos in our gallery!

Workshop on Native Bees

Aboriginal Cultural Awareness Seminar - Karuah

Session by Mick Leon. Aboriginal Archaeologist

Plant Propagation

Collecting Seeds, Planting Seeds, Nursery Management, Propagating from Seed and other Plant material, Planting, weeding, Bushcare on Projects around Annandale and elsewhere in the Leichhardt Municipality

Get Involved

You can volunteer with Lake Macquarie Landcare in a variety of ways!

Get Involved

You can volunteer with Lake Macquarie Landcare in a variety of ways!

Maclean Lookout Reserve Thursday mornings

rehabilitating bushland, removing invasive weeds.

Plant Propagation

Collecting Seeds, Planting Seeds, Nursery Management, Propagating from Seed and other Plant material, Planting, weeding, Bushcare on Projects around Annandale and elsewhere in the Leichhardt Municipality

Working Bees

Working bees are held every Wednesday from February to December. In the summer months start times are 8.00 am and finish times are 10.00 am. These change to 8.30 am to 10.30 am for the remainder of the year.