Clarence Landcare Inc in Grafton, New South Wales, Australia | Non-profit organisation

Clarence Landcare Inc

Locality: Grafton, New South Wales, Australia

Phone: +61 2 6643 5009

Address: Suite 1/48 Prince Street 2460 Grafton, NSW, Australia

Website: http://www.clarencelandcare.com.au

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25.01.2022 WORKING BEE this Wednesday When: 8am till 10am Wednesday 25 Nov 2020 Where: Opposite Imelda and Grant's place, Candole Ave.(late starters can arrive at 9am) Wha...t: Weed control. Methods include: Hand pulling, cut & scrape & paint with herbicide, or use of 10 litre and 3 litre herbicide spray packs. Wear: Please dress sensibly. Wear a long sleeved shirt, trousers, boots, hat and gloves. Bring: Whatever tools you have, water and mozzie spray just in case. We hope to see you there, even if it's just for the group photo. yours, John

21.01.2022 Some smiles from our Landcare NSW Community at the end of our AGM and for the end of the week. Back: Rob Dulhunty, Keith Hyde (LachLandcare), Chris Scott (Mann...ing Landcare Inc), Neil McLaren (Landcare Illawarra), Hunter White (Watershed Landcare), Gareth Johnson (Murrumbidgee Landcare Inc) and Bev Debrincat (Greater Sydney Landcare Network). Front: Sonia Williams, Landcare NSW Chair, Steph Cameron (Tamworth Regional Landcare Association ) Landcare NSW Government Relations Advisor Leigh McLaughlin, Landcare NSW CEO Dr Adrian Zammit and Landcare NSW Operations Manager John McLoughlin. #landcarensw #landcare #landcarenswcouncil #teamlandcarensw

19.01.2022 Snap shot from the Landcare office on a Friday arvo.

18.01.2022 Funding for Stock Water Infrastructure Livestock owners on the North Coast will be able to access funding to improve stock water access and infrastructure foll...owing a tough year in the north of the state. The Stock Water Recovery (SWR) project will provide grants of up to $10,000 for eligible livestock owners to improve stock water infrastructure such as troughs, tanks and dams. Expressions of interest are open now and submissions close on 15 January. More information is available here: https://bit.ly/3gohmTV These grants are funded by the NSW Government to stimulate the recovery of the natural environment, farming enterprises, and local businesses after the 2019-20 bushfires.

17.01.2022 Huge congratulations to our 2020 Jim Knight Memorial Landcare Award winner - Scott Lenton from Conservation in Action Landcare Group (CVCIA) for his incredible contribution to cane toad control in the Clarence. Awarded by re-elected Chair Henry Sheehan.

15.01.2022 What I love about our work at Dandarrga Nursery are the volunteers. They bring their skills, their tools and their enthusiasm to a whole range of projects, usin...g a lot of recycled and re-purposed materials. (and thanks to Bridget for the window!) This new tool shed has "grown" in November, with the hard work of Iain White, Ronny Cox and Nadia Camatta. Big thanks to you both, and to anyone else who has helped on this project. Together we are stronger. See more

14.01.2022 This drought assistance information and HELPING HAND session is heading to the region next Monday,Tuesday and Wednesday. Copmanhurst, Coaldale, Jackadgery, Whi...porie ( YAY!) Rappville, Tyndale, Nymbodia, Couts Crossing and Chambigne. There are resources available so please make the time to drop in and get the help you deserve! Whiporie General Store Bungy-Whiporie Keep Safe The Bog Conservation Area Nymboida fire survivors and info Rappville Pub Rappville Toadbusters Laena Stephenson Connie Gerstenberg Janet Cavanaugh Candy Lawrence Jimmy Malecki Sharon Lehman

07.01.2022 Have a Merry Xmas and Happy New Year- the office will be closed until the 25th January. Deb will back from leave on the 11th January.Have a Merry Xmas and Happy New Year- the office will be closed until the 25th January. Deb will back from leave on the 11th January.

05.01.2022 New Emu warning sign now in place on Brooms Head road Taloumbi. Thank you Clarence Valley Council for taking a giant step forward in helping save our endanger...ed local Emus. The sign arrived just in time to advise new drivers heading out to explore Brooms Head. Sadly all of our previous hand made signs were stolen recently. I photographed these two emus pictured on the 16/12/20 and at the same time there was a father with chicks in the cane field. The emus are very active at the moment and have been now for weeks gone by. If you see emus on or beside the road simply drive past them very slowly as truly they can change direction in a moment. Do not stop unless you have to as this will spook the emus which could cause an accident. If you must take photos please do this from within your vehicle. Getting out of the vehicle will spook the emu. You cant help an emu thru these road crossing situations. You are better off moving on slowly and allowing the emu to figure out their road and fence problems by them selves. You can be helpful tho by advising drivers of the dangers ahead from a distance. See more

03.01.2022 Congratulations Chris- great to see

03.01.2022 Dandarrga Nursery is in need of Forest tubes and Space Saver pots like these, for all the new seedlings this Spring. We would rather re-use than buy more plast...ic, so we're doing a call out to all those good people, gardeners and tree planters, to bring your unused 70ml Forest Tubes and round Space Saver pots in to #dandarrganursery Thanks!

02.01.2022 Some weeks back now. Looks like a large female toad that someone thankfully ran over! Harwood island cnr river rd east and Carey’s ln opposite Harwood slipway. I'm a size 8 shoe.

02.01.2022 NOW OPEN: For outstanding individual or group contribution to Landcare The aim of the Jim Knight Memorial Landcare Award is to highlight the great work and also achievements that Groups/Individuals have made within the community. Volunteering in Landcare is a rewarding experience but in many cases the achievements and work often go unrecognised within the community. This memorial award is an opportunity to showcase the wonderful work that a group or person has achieved, not only this year but in previous years and allow this work to be recognised. Nominations close on Monday 23rd November, 2020 11.00am. You will need to complete the official nomination form.

02.01.2022 Hoppy #frogweek everyone! Our Litoria Chloris Red-eyed green #treefrogs have been calling loudly of late and now we have tadpoles! So lovely to finally have so...me decent rain to help out the wild #amphibians too. #frogzoo #thefrogarium #Frogs #froggies #frogsofinstagram #frogstagram #native #coffs #coffsharbour #coffscoast #australia See more

02.01.2022 Great video production training- thank you

01.01.2022 How great is this? A free downloadable booklet of Indigenous plants! Designed for community groups, schools and individuals who want to connect with native ...plants and understand the medicinal, nutritional and technological use of plants (such as traps, nets and weapons) developed over many millennia by Australia’s First Peoples. Also includes handy list of resource links providing detailed information on how to make garden beds, plant groupings and tips on choosing plants, where to buy them and how to keep your garden healthy. Download the book here: https://bit.ly/3ewfgjV Credit: Indigenous Plant Use By Zena Cumpston Clean Air and Urban Landscapes Hub National Environmental Science Programme

01.01.2022 Wanted !! Wonderful people to help us with our Cane Toad Education Project.