Western Landcare NSW Inc.

Making information more accessible in the Western Region

Maintaining engagement in Landcare Groups through the support of Regional and Local Landcare Coordinators

Benefits of Rangeland Rehydration Works for Soil, Vegetation & Landscape Function in Western NSW

Remote local Landcare: Inspiring membership and community engagement through events

Providing expert environmental activities to regional and remote schools.

Building seed nurseries with Far west Rangeland Rehydration Alliance members so landholders can collect, spread & potentially propagate locally endemic seed.

Using insects to control Wheel Cactus in the Western Region

The use of the ‘Soil Ya Undies’ activity to promote soil health education in primary schools throughout Western NSW.

The Bourke Ain’t Caught Nuffin Fishing Club held a Carp Muster along the Darling River to encourage the community to fish out this introduced pest.

Taking river related activities to remote and isolated schools along the Baaka/Darling River, Bourke to Wentworth

Invading Mesquite and Cleaner Ways to Control it on Grazing Land

Engaging with school children to help them understand how the speed and volume of water can cause the soil to be washed away, how and why it happens and what can be done to help prevent water soil erosion.

Engaging the community of Bourke in Western Landcare through a community garden.

Understanding the importance of collaboration as a team whilst being isolated from one another.

Engaging primary school children to recognise, understand and participate in actively taking care of their environment.

Encouraging Participation in NRM and Biodiversity in the Far West

Engaging with the younger generation in Far West NSW

A new pest management group established between the Warrego and Paroo Rivers in North-Western NSW.

With current interstate restrictions it was difficult to source contractors from other states for our rabbit control project. We were fortunate to be able to upskill some of our local Aboriginal rangers so that they were able to participate in some of the work on our project.

Bourke in North Western NSW has a new landcare group to look after the town's beautiful natural areas along the Darling River

Western Landcare In partnership with OzFish Ltd are re-snagging the lower Darling River to help improve and re-build native habitat along with providing shelter, protection and breeding grounds for native fish.

Landcare and community gardens in the Far West

Native Fauna Biodiversity and Pest Management in the Far West

Finding something relatable for all ages

Testing a new activity with school age children

Using photography as a means to bring people together and increase mental wellbeing

Putting the spotlight on the western region of NSW

Fostering a stronger relationship holds key to getting collection action against pest species

Increasing landholder knowledge of pest species, their movements and management strategies

Deer distribution across state is increasing at a rapid rate and education programs might

Landholders are taking action to revitalise their land by learning about new management approaches

Landcare shares the knowledge of how farmers care for our most precious resource soil to school children

Reviving a decade-old group that had gone stagnant

Capacity building of people is playing a critical role in controlling vertebrate pests in Western NSW

Kids in Cobar learn about Landcare from the Buckwaroon group

Rabbits are never really gone

Western Landcare NSW Groups celebrate christmas together

Young people from rural areas are not being heard

Geomorphology Course for Western Landcare Members

Landcare Group hosts First Aid Training and Mental Health Awareness in Drought Conditions

Lower Anabranch Farming Innovation Working Dog School

Western Landcare photobook

Euston Regional Landcare Pig Project 2019

Euston Regional Landcare Inc puts together their first project - Low Stress Stock Handling

Bottle Bend Reserve Trust partnering with Western Landcare NSW

Local Landcare Coordinator restarts the old Euston Landcare Group

creating self sustaining Landcare groups in Western NSW

Western Landcare NSW has implemented a number of methods to bring new members into the regional network.

BBQ and Landcare Coordinator boosted Murray Darling Junction Landcare Group MDJLG member numbers to new levels.

Western Landcare Coordinator attended the Farming Together Forum in Adelaide to learn about regional marketing and sustainable agricultural promotion.

Bourke's Ain't Caught Nuffin' Fishing Club Re-snag the Darling River

Bourke's Annual Carp Muster and Major Fishing Comp

Aboriginal youth take on river restoration projects around Bourke.

Rangecare group finds success in group baiting

2017 Western Landcare Forum

A youth agricultural network empowering the next generation of Landcarers

Youth at risk engaged with work on the land through the Western Landcare Schools Network

The obstacles to eating local in Western NSW

Fords Bridge Landcare Group

Local Landcare Coordinator bringing back the energy

Using wild donkeys as a tool too control wild dogs

Louth Working Dog School

Brewarinna Fishing Club Annual Carp Muster

Broken Hill Landcare creating partnerships with local schools

Murray Darling Junction Landcare and Wentworth Public School unite to green Wentworth.

A platform to engaging youth in Landcare

Starting the new Lower Darling Landcare group along the Darling River