Hills and Fleurieu Landscape Board in Mount Barker, South Australia | Government organisation

Hills and Fleurieu Landscape Board

Locality: Mount Barker, South Australia

Phone: +61 8 8391 7500

Address: Upper level, Corner Mann & Walker Street, 5251 Mount Barker, SA, Australia

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20.01.2022 We are proud to celebrate NAIDOC Week with our First Nations, pictured here meeting with our board members on Yarta, Ruwe, Country for the first time. Warpulai Kumangka (Kaurna for working together) to preserve, protect and rehabilitate our landscape. Always was, Always will be. #NAIDOC2020 #AlwaysWasAlwaysWillBe

20.01.2022 Do your children love nature and drawing or photography? We are running a great competition for kids, called ‘Picture This’. Kids are invited to draw or photograph what is special for them about nature or the local landscape with a theme of Plants, animals or places’. Win great prizes! Open to students from reception to year 12, living or attending school in the Hills and Fleurieu Landscape Board region. Enter here: https://bit.ly/2Kohl6K Entries close 5pm Tue Dec 8. Check out this great picture of a Kookaburra from Remy, aged 6 to help inspire you!

18.01.2022 Although the National Landcare Conference has been delayed to 2021, you don't have to wait until next year to tap into the expertise of the Landcare community! Landcare Australia has created a webinar program to promote the National conference abstract submissions. With so many great Landcare people and projects to promote, the webinars will provide volunteers, groups and facilitators an opportunity to learn and share ideas with their community. Upcoming webinars include how... you can get involved in the Landcare Farming program, the strategic approach to Landcare as a business, soil health and the Landcare Youth Summit. Check the program out now! Landcare Australia https://landcareaustralia.org.au/national-landcare-conferen

18.01.2022 Learning in lockdown! When the new COVID safety measures were announced, Regional Agriculture Landcare Facilitator Sophie Bass didn’t want the participants of the Hills and Fleurieu Landscape Board’s bushfire recovery and rural land management course to miss out. Instead, this week’s session was delivered online. With the help of Sustainable Agriculture Officer James Hall, participants created a plan for their land to help them achieve their vision statement for their property. Subscribe to our Regional Landcare News to find out about future training events! https://bit.ly/2UHEiDV This course was supported by the Hills and Fleurieu Landscape Board through funding from the National Landcare Program. Thanks also to Primary Industries and Regions SA and Adelaide Hills Council for sponsoring this course.

11.01.2022 The Hills and Fleurieu Landscape Board would like to give a big shoutout to all our farmers for National Ag Day! The Board is proud to work with so many wonderful farmers who are leading the way in best practice agricultural methods, and take pride in caring for our landscape. #AgDayAU

10.01.2022 Check out the second National Landcare Conference webinar to learn about how you can be involved in the Landcare Farming Program! Landcare Australia

05.01.2022 Prepare for the bushfire season by registering for the Country Fire Service's upcoming Firey Women course on Sunday 8 November and Sunday 15 November at Verdun. Topics include understanding bushfires and warnings, deciding when to leave early or stay and defend, operating fire pumps and equipment, and preparing a Bushfire Survival Plan. Registration is free! https://www.cfs.sa.gov.au//20/11/08/firey_women_verdun.jsp

03.01.2022 https://landscape.sa.gov.au//Have-your-say-on-the-future-_

01.01.2022 The Hills and Fleurieu Landscape Board has been supporting local landholders to control rabbits. At our distribution day held recently at Mount Barker, over 40 landholders picked up K5 calicivirus-treated carrots to help control feral rabbits. At the same distribution day, landholders affected by the 2019 Cudlee Creek fire were able to buy K5 treated carrots at a subsidised cost, thanks to additional funding from the Australian Government's National Landcare Program. The boar...d also put together a video to help landholders understand how to use the K5 carrots. To ensure the best level of control, many neighbours are working together to release the calicivirus at the same time. This will be followed up in summer by baiting with pindone carrots, to remove young rabbits which tend to be less susceptible to calicivirus. For information on tackling rabbits, please email the Mount Barker office on [email protected]. Please note that due to COVID-19 restrictions, the office is closed for face to face visits until at least this Wednesday. Image: Darren Clements https://bit.ly/373MvYA See more