Past events

Watershed Women: Coffee and Cake

Come along for a Saturday morning social catch up at The Little Cooking School and Commissary. Plus we'll have a chat about innovative women in business, with special guest Jessmyn who is the co-founder and owner of SOUL MAMAS CATERING!

Green Drinks July

This is an event for environmentally-minded 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.

Greater Sydney Landcare's Upcoming Events

Discover Greater Sydney Landcare's upcoming events & get involved today.

Monthly work days at Ettymalong Billabong

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.

Soil’s Alive! Citizen Science with Mid Lachlan Landcare

Join us for an engaging and educational event in Cowra, where you'll dive into the fascinating world of soil microbiology. Our 'Soil’s Alive' community seminar will showcase the findings from our recent Biodiversity Conservation Trust (BCT) sponsored soil microbiology survey.

Hunter Region Landcare Network meetings

Capertee Valley Landcare Circles

Drop-in or stick around for a while. Come with a question, share or gather some information or experience.

Meet your Landcare Team at Mudgee Small Farm Field Days

Visit the team from Watershed Landcare! The Mudgee Small Farm Field Days is a two-day, annual event that has been running for over 40 years and attracts approximately 20,000 people per year.

Putta Bucca Landcarers

Join the Putta Bucca Landcarers for a casual and fun morning improving the Putta Bucca Wetlands! Grab your tools and gloves and come on down for a morning of nurturing the environment. There’s lots of planting, weeding, trimming, mulching, and planning to be done!

Sticks & Stones: Landscape Rehydration Workshop

You're invited to join Watershed Landcare and The Mulloon Institute for a jam-packed one-day workshop on managing water and successfully implementing a landscape rehydration project on your property.

Green Drinks June

The speaker for Green Drinks in June is Tiffany Mason, Senior Ecologist at NSW Biodiversity Conservation Trust.

Grazing Group Workshop

Join The Regenerative for a workshop on Regenerative Agriculture, a holistic approach that boosts soil health, reduces chemical use, and promotes long-term sustainability. With a focus on soil, this workshop will explore skills, principles, and techniques to make small changes that create long-term results.

Thank the Funders

The Upper Deua Catchment Landcare Group, the Araluen Progress Association, and the Araluen Recreation Reserve Land Managers are celebrating the completion of some significant projects and we would like you to join us.

Monthly work days at Ettymalong Billabong

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.

Mind Matters: Men's Mental Health Workshop

Watershed Landcare is partnering with the Rural Adversity Mental Health Program (ramhp) to help you care for your mental health and look out for those around you.

Bird Feeder and Nesting Box Workshop

Join us for a hands-on workshop where Susan from Bunnings will guide us on how to assemble a bird feeder and nesting box. After the assembly, unleash your creative side and paint your creation! Enjoy morning tea and great company.

Putta Bucca Landcarers

Join the Putta Bucca Landcarers for a casual and fun morning improving the Putta Bucca Wetlands!

Ferntree Gully Fungi Foray

In the spirit of Mycology May, join the Microscope Group for a casual Fungi Foray at the one and only Ferntree Gully!

Fungi Fun in Conimbla

Join us to explore the fabulous fungi in Conimbla National Park and enjoy creating a scarf with natural fungi dye. If you want to try your hand a photographing fungi during the foray feel free to bring along a camera, macro lens and even a small mirror to investigate the underside of the fungi without damaging them.

Queen Charlotte's vale Creek Tree Planting Day

Join us for the upcoming Bathurst Regional Council Tree Planting Day!

Coffee & Cake with Watershed Women

Come along for a Saturday morning social catch up at Our Chow. Plus we'll have a chat about innovative women in business, with a guest speaker!

Mycology May with Lithgow Oberon Landcare Association

🍄 Discover the Amazing World of Fungi at Mycology May 2024 🍄 Join Lithgow Oberon Landcare for an enlightening workshop to learn about the incredible role fungi play in local ecosystems and how to cultivate your very own mushrooms.

Green Drinks: May

Join Us for May Green Drinks with Deborah Taylor This May, Bathurst Regional Council is proud to present a special edition of our Green Drinks event, featuring our very own Energy Strategy Officer, Deborah Taylor. Join us to gain insights into how we are steering our community towards a sustainable future.

Sutton Landcare meeting - Share your vision for Sutton District

Meeting with Sutton and surrounding district residents to discuss vision for the district. All including new members welcome.

Monthly work days at Ettymalong Billabong

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.

Grazing for Tomorrow

When - 9:00 AM - 4:00 PM Thursday 14 March 2024 Boorowa "Grazing for Tomorrow," is a workshop designed to empower graziers with the knowledge and tools necessary to thrive in an ever-changing agricultural landscape. Presentations included;

Koala Day

Central Tablelands LLS is joining with Central Tablelands Landcare to host a Koala Community Day at the Perthville Hall (10min South of Bathurst) on Saturday May 11.

Carbon Farming Fundamentals - Little River/Yeoval

Join the NSW Department of Primary Industries' On-Farm Carbon Advice Team for an engaging workshop on carbon management in farming. This session is specifically tailored for farmers involved in extensive beef and sheep, dairy, and mixed farming systems.

Mt Canobolas Fungus Foray

The fungi on Mt Canobolas and the surrounding area are little known. Fungi are an important part of these ecosystems, especially in creating and stabilising soils, nourishing and interconnecting plants, as a food supply for animals, and underpinning the health and resilience of the mount.

Focus on Fungi -Saturday Session

Photographs of fungi are an important part of learning to identify fungi, and also for documenting their whereabouts.