Past events

Smoko With Friends - Deepwater

Take a quick break from the farm and come spend some time with friends.

Hallidays Point Rainforest Walk

Keyline Field Day

Principles and practice for Keyline development

The Habitat community native plant nursery and food garden working bee

Open every Wednesday and Saturday 10am to 4pm – come along to learn more about small bird habitat and planting habitat corridors and connections. During 2018 we will be concentrating on planting more small bird habitat along Shrimptons Creek especially in Santa Rosa Park. We will be taking volunteers out to plant on Saturdays. If you would like more information or to become involved please email info@iewf.org

Biodiversity Conservation Info Session

Support for your biodiversity conservation efforts

BCT ? Private land conservation what are your options?

Landholder information session

Committees with Confidence

Training workshop

Farming in the 21st Century - 2019 Landcare Adventure and New England North West Regional Awards

2 Day conference featuring Guy Webb, Grant Sims, David Marsh, Kirrily Blomfield, Dale Kirkby, Jo-Anna Skewes and Jon Welsh and incorporating field trips to the Sydney University Plant Breeding Institute and Narrabri Fish Farm. This event will also host the New England and North West Regional Landcare Awards night.

Great Landcare Long Weekend

The Bowning and Bookham Districts Landcare Group invites you and your family to join our landcare family for the June long weekend, from noon 7 June to 10 am on 10 June, to plant little trees on our farms. Plant trees, have fun and make a difference.

Smiths Lake Stroll

Bush regeneration on the Smiths Lake foreshore

Human Health on the Farm

Looking after your most important asset- your own health

Revegetation along Capertee River

Planting individual trees with guards along the bare patches of the Capertee River.

Talk on the Adaptation of Acacia Species to Climate Change

Katie Rolls, the inaugural winner of our John Martyn Research Grant for the Conservation of Bushland, is studying for her PhD at Hawkesbury Institute for the Environment, Western Sydney University.

Revegetation along Capertee River

Planting individual trees with guards along the bare patches of the Capertee River.

Healthy Farm Dams

Getting the best from your dams

Revegetation along Capertee River

Planting individual trees with guards along the bare patches of the Capertee River.

Revegetation along Capertee River

Planting individual trees with guards along the bare patches of the Capertee River.

Revegetation along Capertee River

Planting individual trees with guards along the bare patches of the Capertee River.

Weed Biocontrol Update

Get the latest on GPG and other established pests

Spotlighting walk

To celebrate the international day for biodiversity, we will be doing a spotlight survey along Coups creek and the ridges on both sides. International day for biodiversity, walk, spotlight, fauna survey, coups creek, night time event.

Weedwise Popup Stall

Weedwise Popup Stall by Manning Landcare

Indian Myna Bird Control workshop

Information event

Cultural Burn

Two days, a traditional burn, with cultural activities. Farmers and environmentalists and Indigenous people coming together to learn and practice and celebrate these techniques.

Feral Cat Control & Responsible Cat Ownership Workshop

Pest Animal Forum

Information event

ADVANCED SOIL MANAGEMENT: Building soils for better crops and pastures.

This full day workshop will focus on getting the interpretation right, calculating amendments and selecting the right fertilisers for both organic and conventional farmers. This workshop will also include a soil basics refresher.

PLATYPUS AND RAKALI TALK

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.

Workplace Skills

Information Event

Weed Whacking and Foreshore Regeneration

Farmer Update

Information event