Case Studies

Local Landcare Coordinator strengthens rural community conservation

A new Local Landcare Coordinator based in Berrigan Shire Council office has strengthened Landcare support locally through building relationships, attending meetings, and offering on-ground advice. Local Landcare presence means improved access and boosted capacity for community to plan restoration works, apply for grants and explore reintroduction of rare locally native plant species.

July 2025  

Restoring Fish Habitat in the Central Billabong with our future Environmental Champions

Students, First Nations and environmental groups join forces to plant 900 aquatic fringing plants along 650m of the Billabong Creek in a continued effort to restore native fish populations.

June 2025  

When opportunities collide

RGA Landcare expands footprint to service Berriquin region, hitting the ground running with the establishment of two on-farm revegetation demonstration sites at Boomanoomana.

May 2025  

Digitising the Farm Water Management Plan Template

Creating an MS Excel version of the Farm Water Management Plan template

May 2025  

"Wood Park" Wet and Wild Lands Tour

“You can a run a strong business with good livestock and also work on conservation values – those two things are achievable together.” – Owen Huggins, “Wood Park”

May 2025  

Australian Agriculture Sustainability Framework

The Australian Agriculture Sustainability Framework is being developed to showcase the sustainability credentials of Australian Agriculture. It will receive whole of farm data for the range of commodities produced.

July 2024  

Saving the banks of the Edward River

Community members rally together to restore the banks of the Edward River using aquatic fringing plants

July 2024  

Biocontrol of African Boxthorn

A pilot project to release a biocontrol agent for the control of African boxthorn.

December 2023  

Blake Botanic Reserve Refurbishment

Deniliquin High School students refurbish and construct seating areas for all to enjoy

September 2023  

Biodiversity & Cultural Heritage Field Day

Local farmers come together to discover the benefits of increasing and protecting biodiversity on farm

June 2022  

A lesson in paddock to plate

Mayrung Primary School students headed out in the field to watch rice being harvested and to learn what happens next.

June 2022  

New habitat for threatened fish species

Local community groups have joined forces to improve fish habitat in the Deniliquin Lagoons.

July 2021  

Platypus of the Yanco Creek System

Using Environmental DNA (eDNA) sampling in the waterways to determine Platypus presence

July 2021  

Deniliquin Lagoons – Threatened Species Breeding Program

Community - government partnership project to improve the natural and socially important values within the Deniliquin lagoons

July 2020  

Agriculture and Wellness Support Provider Network

A network of agriculture & community groups sharing information with government agencies

July 2020  

Murrakool area Painted Snipe & Bittern Survey Project

Partnership between farming & community groups.

March 2019  

Deniliquin Beef Group

Partnership with Deniliquin Veterinary Clinic

October 2018  

Rice Stubble Management

Communicating best practice stubble management to rice growers

December 2018  

Deniliquin Lagoons Restoration Project

Partnership between High School, Community, Council and Business.

December 2018  

Think Big Rural Women Program

Partnership with Big Sky Ideas

November 2017  

Local Native Vegetation Tour, Wanganella & Zara Sandhill

‘The garden and beyond... A planting guide to increase biodiversity in the house paddock’

November 2017  

Women in Agriculture "Taster Event"

Funded by Murray Local Land Services, the "Taster event" was held to get to know the priorities of Local Women in Agriculture.

April 2017  

Partnering with an Indigenous group

RGA ECP working in partnership with the Yarkuwa Indigenous Knowledge Centre and Yanco Creek and Tributaries Advisory Council Inc.

January 2017  
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