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Landcare NSW

Locality: Sydney, Australia

Phone: +61 458 168 225

Address: Unit 7, 56 Church Avenue, Mascot 2020 Sydney, NSW, Australia

Website: http://www.landcarensw.org.au

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25.01.2022 Do you live in the South East Landcare network? Listen in tomorrow morning at 6:45 to ABC South East NSW to hear Upper Snowy Landcare Network Local Landcare Coordinator, Lauren Van Dyke, talk about the funding received from Landcare NSW Natural Disaster Seed Fund to help with their work in supporting hollow bearing animals after drought and bushfires. Or read here-> https://aboutregional.com.au/trail-cameras-for-upper-snowy/ #landcarensw #landcare #uppersnowylandcare #bushfirerelief #droughtrelief #notforprofit #charity #manyhandsonevoice

25.01.2022 Karuah & Great Lakes Landcare will host a holistic hydration field day at Andrew Yeo's Yeo Farm at Bulahdelah. The event will be held on Friday, November 20 from 8:30am to 12:30pm and will see Andrew share practical holistic methods and techniques for water-centric agro-ecosystems. RSVP is essential at [email protected]... Read more: https://www.greatlakesadvocate.com.au//holistic-hydration/

24.01.2022 Today is National Threatened Species Day! To celebrate, this week we will be highlighting some of the amazing work happening on the ground to protect and conserve our threatened species. With NSW Governments #SavingourSpecies Program funding, BirdLife Australia is delivering their successful Birds On Farms program in southern NSW alongside Holbrook Landcare Network, the Foundation for National Parks & Wildlife, the Slopes2Summit Partnership and enlisting Culcairn Landcare... Group, West Hume Landcare, Woolshed Thurgoona Landcare Group, Bungowannah/Splitters Creek Landcare and Corowa District Landcare. With a focus on Black-chinned honeyeaters, Dusky woodswallows and the Little lorikeet, the monitoring is well underway following a series of workshops and training days for volunteers and to raise awareness in the broader community. Long-term sites have been established by passionate volunteer observers across 20 properties. Read more: https://landcare.nsw.gov.au//saving-our-species-nectar-lo/

24.01.2022 Landcare NSW would like to welcome TAFE NSW as an Associate Member TAFE NSW is the leading provider of vocational education and training in Australia. Each year, more than 430,000 students enrol in their courses and training. TAFE Digital is part of TAFE NSW, the largest online education provider in Australia. Did you know TAFE NSW offer a number of Conservation and Land Management course online and on-campus? Find out more here. ... https://www.tafensw.edu.au/ Want to find out more about partnering with Landcare NSW? Click here: https://landcarensw.org.au/associate-membership/ . . . #landcarensw #naturalresourcesmanagement #partnerships #volunteering #environmentalsustainability #makeadifference #landcare #tafensw

24.01.2022 Boorowas regenerative farmer Charlie Arnott - Grass Fed Beef, Naturally is back with the second series of his podcast, The Regenerative Journey, which has been a resounding success with more than 50,000 downloads from listeners tuning in to hear Charlie delve into the lives of fascinating figureheads within the regenerative agricultural space and the broader community. In the new series, Charlies guests include Monaro farmer and author Charles Massy, actress Rachel Ward, author Sarah Wilson, chef Matt Moran, and Trangie farmer Mick Wettenhall with his innovative Soil Carbon Co. Find out more: https://aboutregional.com.au/second-podcast-series-for-boo/

24.01.2022 Our Landcare NSW Member Group Milton Rural Landcare Inc have been doing some incredible work in supporting local species diversity through seed collection and propogation. "Over the past three years, local Landcare volunteers have been collecting seeds from the rainforest and have painstakingly propagated more than 10,000 trees to be replanted across the region. "We get the seed, we put it in the seed trays on the heated benches over winter and then it is misted and irrigated...," said Milton Rural Landcare volunteer Sybille Davidson." Milton Rural Landcare Inc are also the receipients of the Landcare NSW Natural Disaster Seed Fund which will help support these activities. Read-> http://ow.ly/Mznc50CpN3A #landcarensw #southeastlandcare #miltonlandcare #savingourspecies #inlandrainforest #revegetation #communityinvestment #manyhandsonevoice #landcarenswseedfund

23.01.2022 Planting Day at Fairfield, near Fairfield Community Nursery as part of the Creating Canopies Project. Participants were also educated about the germination process and best practices regarding revegetation with Greater Sydney Landcare Network

23.01.2022 Echonetdaily spoke to Dr Nathan Kesteven, President of Whian Whian Landcare, about the potential of the Northern Rivers Watershed Initiative to mitigate flooding and also improve the health of local rivers. Dr Kesteven said the Initiative was ‘designed to rehabilitate the Richmond catchment, but also the Tweed and Brunswick to some degree, with the aim of both mitigating flood peaks and flood damage, and at the same time rehabilitate the health of the river, all the way from ...the top of the catchment to the very bottom.’ Read more about how Landcare groups use nature-based flood mitigation techniques. ‘That means things like riparian restoration (tree-planting on banks and waterways), wetland restoration, and small-scale engineering works, which could include putting in contour banks, small dams, and removal of hard fixtures which could affect the flow of the water. ‘The main aim of it is to reduce the peaks of floods,’ he said. ‘Tree-planting along rivers and streams is one of the biggest things, because that slows the water, and slowing the water is what decreases the flood peak,’ said Dr Kesteven. Read more: https://www.echo.net.au//big-picture-response-to-flood-ri/ Whian Whian Landcare Tamara Smith, MP

23.01.2022 FUNDING FRIDAY!!! The Environment Restoration Fund: Wildlife Rescue and Rehabilitation grants program has been extended to 5:00pm 29 November 2020. The program provides from $5,000 to $1,000,000 funding to support wildlife rehabilitators, to rescue, treat and rehabilitate wildlife impacted by bushfires and return them into suitable natural environments or otherwise take care of them.... Read more: https://www.grants.gov.au/Go/Show

23.01.2022 FUNDING FRIDAY!!! The Centre for Volunteering, on behalf of the Australian Government, is offering grants of between $1,000 to $5,000 to volunteer involving organisations to help support the inclusion of vulnerable people through volunteering. Applications close 20 September 2020. The grants provide small amounts that organisations and community groups can use for the following items/activities:... Small equipment items Transport costs of volunteers with a disability Fuel costs incurred by volunteers Training for volunteers Background screening checks of volunteers Documentation requirements Post COVID-19 re-engagement activities for volunteers Adapting practices to support volunteers safety in relation to COVID-19 Find out more: https://www.volunteering.com.au/supplementary-volunteer-gr/

23.01.2022 Held this Friday 25th at 10AM, this is your chance to champion the health of your river system. Join Greater Sydney Landcare Network AND Streamwatch for a free online interactive zoom session to have your say in how we can work together to revitalise the Waterkeeper Alliance and bring the Hawkesbury Nepean back from the brink. Uniting over 300 groups protecting and patrolling in excess of 2.5 million square miles of rivers, lakes and coastal waterways over six continents, the Waterkeeper Alliance defends the fundamental human right to drinkable, fishable and swimmable rivers.

23.01.2022 St Mary's Catholic College at Gateshead has been a Landcare school for the past 15 years and in that time students and staff have worked to improve the environment around the school grounds. They continue to regenerate the creek with the support of Lake Macquarie Landcare. The initiative is currently led by science teacher Katrina Piper and includes a student environmental group, which runs eight Landcare days where the group plus about 30-40 others work to improve the urban... bushland area, by removing weeds and planting, mulching and caring for native plants. The Landcare project has also led to other environmental initiatives at the school including a Return and Earn program, compost bins, paper recycling, the introduction of stingless bees to the school playground, a frog garden, an Aboriginal bush tucker garden, installation of water tanks, water testing, a sustainable cafe which stocks reusable cups and containers and various types of recycling. #landcarensw #landcareinschools #lakemacquarielandcare #lakemascquariecitycouncil

23.01.2022 FUNDING FRIDAY!!! Bushfire Local Economic Recovery Fund - Applications close 11th December 2020. $250 million of further funding has been made available to support the social and economic recovery of communities affected by bushfire in 47 regional NSW Local Government Areas. Funding will be prioritised to support applications from areas most impacted by bushfires.... Infrastructure projects must seek a minimum of $400,000 with a maximum available grant of $20 million. Environmental projects including rehabilitation, remediation and resilience improvements must seek a minimum of $200,000 with a maximum available grant of $4 million. Programs, including social, business and environmental education initiatives must seek a minimum of $200,000 with a maximum available grant of $4 million. Find out more: https://www.nsw.gov.au//bushfire-local-economic-recovery-f

23.01.2022 What Bird Is That? Participants of the Swift Parrot Workshop in @cwllandcare were on the lookout for native species at Bumberry Dam recently spotting up to 30 different birds. Led by #SavingOurSpecies Matthew Cameron and Senior Land Services Officer May Fleming the workshop focused on supporting native species and the identification process. Image courtesy of Central West Lachlan Local Landcare Coordinator @margaretapplebee ... @nswenviromedia @nsw_landcare_program #nswlandcareprogram #locallandcare #savingourspecies #birdwatching #birdlifeaustralia #swiftparrot #whatbirdisthat #birdwatching

22.01.2022 Join Greater Sydney Landcare Network for a day of tree planting at Westmead Hospital! We're creating an urban woodland on the Hospital grounds for habitat and to provide a restorative environment. Help create canopies for habitat and healing! Register for this free event here: https://www.eventbrite.com.au/e/greening-westmead-hospital-... . . . #manyhandsmanytrees #greatersydneylandcarenetwork #DPIE #creatingcanopies #healthyenvironmenthealthpeople #greeningourcity #premierspriority #landcarensw #westmeadhospital #hospitaltrees #buildingconnectedcommunities #habitatdevelopment Western Sydney Health Department of Planning, Industry and Environment

22.01.2022 FUNDING FRIDAY!!! Grants of up to $250,000 are available through the NSW Government's Environmental Education program for projects that develop knowledge and skills in protecting and restoring our environment. The program supports projects that develop, broaden and transform the community's knowledge, skills, and intrinsic motivation to undertake sustainable behaviour and encourage participation in protecting the environment.... Applications close at 3pm, Monday 16 November 2020. More information: https://www.environment.nsw.gov.au//environmental-education

21.01.2022 The Upper Snowy Landcare Network recently provided a very special opportunity to the local Landcare and school community to walk on the traditional training grounds of Gegedzerick, near Berridale. Supported by funds from the NSW Landcare Program’s Working Together Aboriginal Engagement Program and South East Local Land Services , the event was designed to train local people to recognise Aboriginal objects, artefacts, landscape features and perspectives on land management an...d traditional Aboriginal culture. Read more: https://landcarensw.org.au/aboriginal-cultural-training-an/ . . . #workingtogether #locallandservices #nswlandcareprogram #landcarensw #landcare #aboriginalengagement #southeastlocallandservices #uppersnowylandcarenetwork #traditionallandmanagement #aboriginalculture

21.01.2022 FUNDING FRIDAY!!! CLOSING SOON - The Strengthening Rural Communities (SRC) program aims to give the thousands of small rural, regional and remote communities across Australia an opportunity to access funding to support broad community needs. There are currently two funding streams available:... 1. Small & Vital - up to $10,000 grants available. Communities in non-metropolitan areas with fewer than 15,000 people are prioritised. 2. Bushfire Recovery up to $25,000 grants available. Projects that enhance the recovery of communities affected by the Sept 2019 to Feb 2020 bushfires are eligible. Applications close 5pm AEDT, 24 November 2020. Read more: https://www.frrr.org.au/gra/Strengthening_Rural_Communities

21.01.2022 Landcare NSW is thrilled to see the partnership with OzFish Unlimited deliver such amazing results for fish habitat improvements in NSW. Close to $1 million of habitat restoration work has been achieved in the first 12 months

20.01.2022 St Marys Catholic College at Gateshead has been a Landcare school for the past 15 years and in that time students and staff have worked to improve the environment around the school grounds. They continue to regenerate the creek with the support of Lake Macquarie Landcare. The initiative is currently led by science teacher Katrina Piper and includes a student environmental group, which runs eight Landcare days where the group plus about 30-40 others work to improve the urban... bushland area, by removing weeds and planting, mulching and caring for native plants. The Landcare project has also led to other environmental initiatives at the school including a Return and Earn program, compost bins, paper recycling, the introduction of stingless bees to the school playground, a frog garden, an Aboriginal bush tucker garden, installation of water tanks, water testing, a sustainable cafe which stocks reusable cups and containers and various types of recycling. #landcarensw #landcareinschools #lakemacquarielandcare #lakemascquariecitycouncil

20.01.2022 Landcare NSW attended a walk and talk by Greater Sydney Landcare Network and Fairfield City Indigenous Flora Park to learn about this small pocket of unique habitat in the middle of Western Sydney. Through the Creating Canopies project at Fairfield Hospital we hope to increase community awareness of biodiversity and habitat while also cooling the city with more shade. If you are interested in learning more or building native shade and biodiversity in your area contact Greater... Sydney Landcare Network Fairfield City Indigenous Flora Park Fairfield Memorial Hospital Fairfield City Council Department of Planning, Industry and Environment #WesternSydney #CreatingCanopies #birdhabitat #biodiversity #Corymbiamaculata #Eucalyptusmoluccana

19.01.2022 Landcare NSW CEO Adrian Zammit chatted recently with our partner #SavingOurSpecies about the partnership, what he believes are the essential elements for conservation initiatives and what Landcares future with Saving our Species looks like. Read more: https://www.environment.nsw.gov.au/news/landcare-partnership

18.01.2022 Its #RUOK day. Its been a tough year and it is so important to reach out to the people in your life and check in and ask how they are going mentally. Today and every day. It may save a life. And remember, its OK to say no or Im struggling as much as Im good thanks. Our partners Gotcha4Life and Rural Adversity Mental Health Program - RAMHP Program - RAMHP have some great resources too. For any support below is 24/7 support Beyond Blue 1300 22 46 36... Lifeline 131 114 Kids Helpline 1800 551 800 Mental Health Line 1800 011 511 Suicide Call Back Service 1300 659 467 MensLine Australia 1300 78 99 78 #ruokday #RUOK #mentalhealtMensLine Australialandcareiscommunity #landcarensw #onevoicemanyflocks@@

18.01.2022 Faces of Landcare Series. Meet Ameliaranne, the Regional Landcare Coordinator (RLC) for the Northern Tablelands. "The RLC role is a support resource for the four very strong and dedicated local Landcare networks in this region. It plays a part in supporting and strengthening the flow of regional (and state) communication, the sharing of resources and collaboration between each of the Landcare networks, our government partner the NT Local Land Services, and other partners. Thi...s foundation helps us to together, have an impact that is even bigger and stronger. My role working as the RLC for the Northern Tablelands has brought me back to my original passion; having the opportunity to use my experience and skills to help contribute to taking care of our natural environment and I feel very happy and lucky to be working in this role. Read more about Ameliaranne here https://landcare.nsw.gov.au/people/ameliaranne-michell/ #LandcareNSW #nswlandcare #nswlandcareprogram #facesoflandcare #lls #nswlls #landcareispeople #landcareiscommunity #northerntablelandslandcare #regionallandcarecoordinator #rlc Supporting Southern New England Landcare, GLENRAC, Granite Borders Landcare Inc, Gwymac Landcare, Northern Tablelands Local Land Services This initiative is made possible by the NSW Landcare Program. A collaboration between Local Land Services NSW and Landcare NSW supported by the NSW Government. You can read more about this partnership here https://landcare.nsw.gov.au/landcare-program/

18.01.2022 Flashback Friday! This time last year...what a change rain and time can make! Image on the left was taken September last year at Dangars Lagoon, near Uralla in Northern NSW, (and also featured on the front page of our annual report) 12 months in and as you can see on the right a much healthier lagoon. We try to avoid cliche hashtags but will say we are feeling thankful for this wonderful change. Have a safe and happy weekend!

17.01.2022 Happy Earth Day! This year, Earth Day is all about Restoring our Earth. The Landcare movement plays a vital role in restoring our Earth through revegetation, citizen science, supporting sustainable farming and regenerative agriculture, and building strong communities for a resilient future. By becoming a member of Landcare NSW you can help us manage and protect our precious natural resources. This means sustainably caring for our farms, environment and communities. Togeth...er we can make a difference. Join today from $19 -> https://landcarensw.org.au/individual-membership/ . . . #landcarensw #landcare #membership #manyhandsonevoice #sustainablecommunities #sustainableenvironments #restoreourearth #earthday2021

17.01.2022 Landcare NSW, Greater Sydney Landcare Network, Westmead Hospital and the Department of Planning, Industry and Environment (DPIE) came together to plant 3,110 trees at Westmead Hospital as part of the Creating Canopies Project

17.01.2022 Listen to Gus Worland, founder of Gotch4Life chatting on RADIO 2PK 1404 ROK FM, 95Five The ROK about the benefits of Central West Lachlan Landcare bringing mental fitness programs to Parkes and Forbes. https://landcarensw.org.au/building-mental-fitness-in-park/

17.01.2022 Help us recognise our amazing Landcare volunteers across NSW! The NSW Volunteer of the Year Awards have grown to become one of the largest celebrations of volunteering across the country. Celebrate the efforts of our state’s volunteers across seven different award categories. ... Nominations close 5pm Friday 9 July, 2021. https://www.volunteering.com.au/volunteer-awards/

16.01.2022 Another successful Joint Management Committee with Local Land Services NSW. Landcare NSW works in partnership with the LLS to deliver the NSW Landcare Program, a co-governed, co-designed program that supports the NSW Landcare community through the state-wide Landcare coordinators and community programs. L-R Landcare New South Wales NSW Landcare Program Manager, Natasha English, Western Local Land Services Erlina Compton, Landcare NSW Government Relations Advisor Leigh McLau...ghlin, Landcare NSW CEO Dr Adrian Zammit, Local Land Services NSW Landcare Program Manager Julie Busuttil (on Zoom video conferencing), Local Land Services Chair Richard Bull, Landcare NSW Chair Stephanie Cameron, Local Land Services CEO David Witherdin #locallandservicesnsw #landcarensw #nswlandcareprogram #landcare #nswlandcare #cogovernedcodesigned #parterships #manyhandsonevoice #buildingresilientcommunities

16.01.2022 Landcare NSW is proud to partner with OzFish Unlimited to empower local communities across NSW to improve local waterways Check our the work Tregeagle Landcare and private landowners on Boggy Creek are doing to improve fish habitat in the area, including planting trees on the creek bank.

16.01.2022 It’s the last day of #PollinatorWeek so we couldn’t let it end without a little tongue-in-cheek humour. Jokes aside, we can all do our bit to help those small - and not so small - species that help support our environment through pollination. So read up and add that extra ‘care’ to ‘Landcare’ #ibeejoking #landcareforpollinators #landcare #manybeesonenucleus #beepuns

15.01.2022 Many hands make light work and a difference for the long-term future of threatened species. Tomorrow is Threatened Species Day and we will be featuring some of the great work Landcare groups throughout the state are doing to protect our threatened species. This was the case at Pembrooke where Hastings Landcare Inc hosted a community tree planting day on Leonie and Steve Gales property. Volunteers planted forest redgum, tallowwood and grey gums in a key koala corridor linki...ng two large areas of bushland. Coordinator Steve Allwood said the planting days occur throughout the year and are a great way to support landholder efforts to improve the local environment. The trees when grown will create important links between koala food trees while also creating habitat for threatened species in the area. Read more : https://www.portnews.com.au//green-thumbs-plant-a-future-/

15.01.2022 FUNDING FRIDAY!!! News Corp Bushfire Fund Grants - grants of up to $25,000 available. This support is for local not-for-profit organisations and community groups that are delivering locally led projects and activities to assist people in their recovery as a result of the 2019/2020 bushfires. ... Closes: 17 February 2021 Find out more: https://frrr.org.au//disas/news-corp-bushfire-fund-grants/

15.01.2022 Check out another amazing event happening in Orange next week - this time it’s one for the ladies! Our partner Gotcha4Life have facilitated an engaging event with Tomorrow Woman. A judgement-free space for us to come together and challenge the status quo for women in society, today. We’ll have an honest conversation about modern womanhood in an ever changing landscape. What do we need right now and what do we want for tomorrow?... Wednesday 28 April 7:00pm - 9:00pm The Lord Anson, 224 Anson Street, Orange Register now: https://orange-gather.eventbrite.com.au/?aff=fb See you there! This FREE @tomorrowwoman_au event is proudly brought to you by @Gotcha4Life and Newcrest. This event is open to all women, and people who identify as women, who are over 16 years of age. We ask that women younger than 16 be accompanied by a parent or guardian.

15.01.2022 The first of many planting days began with Robyn Preston MP - Member for Hawkesbury, joining Landcare NSW CEO, Dr Adrian Zammit, Department of Planning, Industry and Environment team and Greater Sydney Landcare Network Creating Canopies Project staff and volunteers to plant 130 trees in Kurrajong in Western Sydney and help support local koala populations. Find out more -> https://lnkd.in/dbca5zm These are some of the first 100,000 trees to be planted in Greater Sydney as par...t of the Premiers Greening Our City Priority of planting 1 million trees by 2022. Landcare NSW will work with the Greater Sydney Landcare Network to deliver the planting of 100,000 trees with a focus on Western Sydney. Read more-> https://landcarensw.org.au/130-trees-planted-for-kurrajong/ #CreatingCanopiesinGreaterSydney #GreeningOurCity #LandcareNSW #GreaterSydneyLandcare #koalasofwesternsydeney #sustainability #99870togo See more

14.01.2022 Landcare NSW councillor and executive committee member Marg Applebee from Central West Lachlan Landcare was a part of the Wiradjuri Garden Steering Committee and today celebrated the naming of the Garradyang (Kurrajong) Cultural Garden. #NAIDOCWeek2020 #landcare #NAIDOCWeek

14.01.2022 Are you an Aboriginal artist or designer living in NSW? Landcare NSW, under the NSW Landcare Program 2019-2023, invites Aboriginal artists from anywhere in NSW to submit an Expression of Interest (EOI) concept proposal to produce a commissioned artwork, accompanied by a name and a story, that depicts the theme of Aboriginal communities and Landcare communities working together for healthy landscapes. We are looking to create a visual brand and title/name to help build the p...rofile of the Program, so it becomes easily recognisable throughout Landcare and Aboriginal communities. Expressions of interest close 18 September 2020. Expressions of Interest form, including the guidelines, can be accessed here: https://landcarensw.org.au/aboriginal-artist-concept-propo/ This initiative is made possible by the NSW Landcare Program. A collaboration between Local Land Services NSW and Landcare NSW supported by the NSW Government. You can read more about this partnership here https://landcare.nsw.gov.au/landcare-program/

14.01.2022 We would like to acknowledge the hard work of our Landcare groups and landholders in the shire, who spend their weekends and free time working voluntarily, to protect and restore the land. If you’re interested in getting involved, a practical way you can start making a difference to our environment is to join your local Landcare network, Byron Shire Council’s Biodiversity Team Leader, Liz Caddick said. Brunswick Valley Landcare Inc is an umbrella organisation that support...s over 30 Landcare groups and other private landholders across the region. Landcare provides members with advice, training and support on restoration, soil health, weed management, regenerative agriculture, project planning and applying for grant funds. Click here to read more: https://www.miragenews.com/council-applauds-bush-regenerat/ or visit the Brunswick Valley Landcare website to find out how you can join! www.brunswickvalleylandcare.org.au

14.01.2022 FUNDING FRIDAY!!! The Australian Government is inviting applications for projects to deliver services under the National Landcare Program Smart Farms Small Grants Round 4. Applications close 9 October 2020 - 11pm. Smart Farms Small Grants is an open, competitive, grant opportunity to support projects to increase farming, forestry and fishing communities awareness, knowledge, skills and capacity to adopt best practice sustainable agriculture.... More information: https://www.communitygrants.gov.au/grants/smart-farms

13.01.2022 We are excited to launch our 2020 Healthy Landscapes grants round! Landholders in priority areas of the Central West may be eligible for funding to protect and ...improve natural resources on their properties. For more information head to https://bit.ly/2YtbXDm . This project is supported by Central West Local Land Services, through funding from Catchment Action NSW. Bogan Shire Council Lachlan Shire - The Heart of NSW Parkes Shire Council Forbes Shire Council Dubbo Regional Council Weddin Shire Council Warrumbungle Shire Council Coonamble Shire Council Gilgandra Shire Council Wellington Shire Council Weddin Landcare @midmacquarielandcare @Landcare NSW Central West Lachlan Landcare Inc LachLandcare Little River Landcare Group Dubbo Field Naturalist and Conservation Society Warrumbungle Landcare Friends of Burrendong Arboretum Lower Macquarie Landcare Trundle, Bruie Plains & District Landcare Sustainable Ag in the Central West Wiradjuri Cultural and Environmental Rangers :)

13.01.2022 The idea came to her in a moment of peace - and has been welcomed with open arms by the community. Tamworth Regional Landcare Association has provided a grant to get an exciting project for newly formed Gomeroi Yinaar Landcare off the ground. Kaliela Thornton is hoping to create a special garden to establish a place for learning and teaching, a place for sharing knowledge without judgement.... It’s hoped the garden will have a sensory path, a fire pit for cooking, a seated area for reflection plus a whole array of native plants. #naidocweek #landcare #alwayswasalwayswillbe Read more:

13.01.2022 FUNDING FRIDAY!!! Advancing Pest Animal and Weed Control Solutions competitive grant round (2020 to 2023) is now open! Applications close 25 September 2020 - 11:00pm AEST. The main objective of this grant round is to research and develop innovative control solutions to improve the way established pest animals and weeds are managed.... More information: https://www.communitygrants.gov.au//advancing-pest-animal-

13.01.2022 Great work by our Landcarers and OzFish partners out West! Vital new habitats for fish in the Lower Darling being installed. Focusing on on-ground works to improve the health of habitats in local rivers, the partnership between Landcare NSW and OzFish Unlimited enables OzFish chapters and local Landcare groups to work together to deliver river restoration projects.

12.01.2022 FUNDING FRIDAY!!! QUICK TURN AROUND The Aurizon Community Giving Fund provides cash grants for charitable initiatives and projects aimed to improve the health and wellbeing, community safety, the environment and education in local communities in which Aurizon operates and their employees reside. In NSW, this is the Hunter Valley and Wollongong regions.... Funding of between $1,000 - $20,000 is available per grant for the following category. The Environment: Initiatives that promote environmental enhancement in local communities, and in particular, initiatives that are focused on improving biodiversity of natural habitats, community conservation and environmental education (for example, land rehabilitation and revegetation programs, clean-up and education days and local conservation projects). Applications close 30 April 2021, 5pm AEST. More information: https://www.aurizon.com.au/en/community

12.01.2022 Great FREE series starting today thanks to Central West Regional Landcare Coordinator and Central West Lachlan Landcare Inc The 4 part series "Future Proof your Business" webinars begin today at 12midday, register via try booking here http://www.trybooking.com/BLAYH Aimed at improving your skills to deal with Drought and all it has to offer when your in it and when your out of it...using the time now, as we have reprieve is crucial to get your thinking in line to cre...ate resilience in your rural business, community or farm. EVERYONE WELCOME

11.01.2022 Congratulations to Jane Ireland and the incredible work she and her community have achieved! The work of individuals such as Jane are crucial in helping support and build the Landcare movement in NSW and Australia! #feelingproud #landcareiscommunity with Coffs Harbour Regional Landcare and Landcare Australia

11.01.2022 Thanks to ABC Western Plains for this image about the positive changes that have happened year on year. Although still recovery its great to see heartening images. Do you have a then and now image youd like to share in your landcare community? Send it to landcare nsw or tag us.

11.01.2022 Our partners, Gotcha4Life are working with Tomorrow Man to run their emotional fitness sessions in Orange next week. If you are in the area, make sure you get along! Join us for an engaging and impactful Tomorrow Man workshop. Outdated stereotypes are leaving some of our mates, dads, sons, uncles, teammates, workmates or brothers stranded without the tools to live a healthy life. We’ll be getting together in a room to have a no holds barred, casual and honest conversation exp...loring what it means to be a man today and what it will mean tomorrow. Come along, have some laughs, and get some practical tools to go beyond the banter with your mates. Wednesday 28 Apr 6:00pm - 8:00pm Register now: https://orangeblokesnight.eventbrite.com.au/?aff=fb See you there! This FREE @tomorrowman_au event is proudly brought to you by @Gotcha4Life and Newcrest. Central Tablelands Landcare

11.01.2022 Landcare NSW would like to welcome Fields Environmental Solutions as an Associate Member For over 25 years, Fields Environmental Solutions has built a strong reputation delivering ecological restoration outcomes by meeting the growing demands of supplying and sustaining native biodiversity in NSW and SE QLD. Fields Environmental Solutions offers a specialised wholesale nursery services coupled to a high-volume delivery system. All projects are supported in partnership with ...an inhouse research team from Biobank Seed to ensure successful native species biodiversity and that ongoing substantiality is achieved for future generations to enjoy. Find out more about how your organisation can partner with us in making a real difference in environmentally sustainable natural resources management across NSW. Click here: https://landcarensw.org.au/associate-membership/ . . . #landcarensw #naturalresourcesmanagement #partnerships #volunteering #environmentalsustainability #makeadifference #landcare #fieldsenvironmentalsolutions

10.01.2022 OzFish Unlimited, through its partnership with Landcare NSW is set to support Western Landcare NSW group - Bottle Bend Reserve managers in fish habitat action. The local groups will install a two-kilometre fence around the border of a vital riparian corridor along the Murray River to protect the riparian landscape including cultural values and provide designated river access points. The fence will additionally protect the establishment of native trees and shrubs that are scheduled to be planted in 2021 by the two groups.

10.01.2022 Granite Borders Landcare Inc has recently launched a new 'Bird Watching in and Around Tenterfield' brochure! The district's topography creates a variety of habitats. That, coupled with the vast expanses of natural bushland and national parks, has created a birdwatcher's paradise with more than 230 species spotted so far. They're all listed on the brochure, from swans to swifts. Even the introduced Common Blackbird, Common Myna, Common Starling, House Sparrow, Rock Dove and S...potted Turtle-Dove get a mention. Featured is the Regent Honey Eater, native to this area but critically endangered so Granite Borders Landcare is eager to hear of any sightings of this bird. Anyone interested in learning more about the bird species prevalent in this area are encouraged to become a member of Granite Borders Landcare. If you're a bird-watching enthusiast, drop by the Visitor Information Centre in Tenterfield to pick up a FREE local guide that provides names and locations of birds to keep an eye out for for! Read more: https://www.tenterfieldstar.com.au//how-many-species-can-/

09.01.2022 Wattle you know? Its National Wattle Day! Golden Wattle has the national floral emblem since 1988 (unofficial since 1902) and there are more than 850 species in Australia. Thanks to @dradrianzammit @1962images and @jodieleelovell for sharing these beauties #nationalwattleday #landcarensw #loveapun #wattle #australianflora #everythingisgolden #australianflowers #loveadadjoke

09.01.2022 Faces of Landcare Series. Meet Jessie Leck, Regional Landcare Coordinator for the MidCoast2Tops Landcare Connection region. "As Regional Coordinator, my primary focus is on creating collaborations across the region and connecting groups and individuals with similar interests to pool resources and expertise. I endeavour to work closely with each of my Local Landcare Coordinators as well as our neighbour regions to fill the knowledge gaps identified by the community and facili...tate on-ground works across the Mid Coast Region." Read more about Jessie and how to contact her herehttps://landcare.nsw.gov.au/people/jessica-leck/ Supporting Manning Landcare Inc, Karuah & Great Lakes Landcare, Manning Coastcare GROUP #LandcareNSW #nswlandcare #nswlandcareprogram #facesoflandcare #lls #nswlls #landcareispeople #landcareiscommunity #mid2topslandcare #regionallandcarecoordinator This initiative is made possible by the NSW Landcare Program. A collaboration between Local Land Services NSW and Landcare NSW supported by the NSW Government. You can read more about this partnership here http://ow.ly/a76T50AZ6AV

09.01.2022 The date has been announced for the NSW Landcare and Local Land Services Conference March 15-17, 2022 - make sure to put it in your diary now!

09.01.2022 Some great work by our Landcare NSW Member Group ReForest Now about how to work with Endangered plants! A bit of light reading for a Friday afternoon and ideas for Saturday and how we can support native species in challenging environmental conditions #landcarensw #landcare #landcarenswmember #manyhandsonevoice #reforestnow #northcoastlandcare

09.01.2022 FUNDING FRIDAY!!! 2020 NSW Bushfire Community Recovery Grants Program - Applications are now open and close 11 December 2020. The Program will seek applications from eligible charitable organisations for funding of projects and programs from bushfire affected communities in New South Wales.... This program will focus on the short term, community led recovery of communities that were impacted by the Black Summer Bushfires in 2019/2020. Funding will support the resilience, rebuilding and strengthening of the social fabric within communities, with priority given to community-led activities. Applications can be made for grants up to $75,000. Distribution is subject to the needs of fire affected communities. Read more: https://cia.communityenterprisefoundation.com.au/Progr//1

09.01.2022 Have you heard of the Pterostylis ventricosa? Neither have we. Thats why #SavingourSpecies is calling on the NSW public to help this critically #endangered orchid, and seven other forgotten threatened plant species, to come up with some catchy common names to give them some well-deserved love and attention. So, rally your friends, family, neighbours, accountant, or postman and get naming! All suggestions are welcome particularly those that recognise the living history o...f our Indigenous people and their connection to the land on which these threatened species are found. Submissions for the Name Our Species competition are open now and will close on Friday 28 August. To enter, visit savingourspecies.online/nameourspecies Entries will be judged by a panel of threatened species experts from Saving our Species, with winners announced on #ThreatenedSpeciesDay, 7 September 2020, and will be featured on social media throughout September. Landcare NSW is proud to partner with #SavingOurSpecies to raise awareness, capacity, resources, community interest and funding to support projects across NSW.

08.01.2022 FUNDING FRIDAY!!! 2020 Habitat Action Grants - Department of Primary Industries. Applications close 30 September 2020 at 5pm.... Funded from the Recreational Fishing Trusts towards on-ground actions to improve fish habitat and recreational fishing in NSW. Angling clubs, individuals, community groups, local councils and organisations interested in rehabilitating fish habitats in freshwater and saltwater areas throughout NSW can apply for small grants of $2,000 or large grants of up to $40,000. Find out more: https://www.dpi.nsw.gov.au//rehabilitat/ahr-grants-program

08.01.2022 Want to find out whats happening at Landcare NSW? Check out the latest edition of Connection! Celebrating a year of the NSW Landcare Program 100% of drought & bushfire donations awarded to Landcare groups How COVID-19 is changing the face of Landcare ... The launch of the Coordinator Activity Tracker Funding opportunities and more! Read more :http://ow.ly/QoYz50Bch3x

07.01.2022 Top Science + Landcare stories for #NationalScienceWeek Landcare + birds + science = Birds on Farms Read morehttps://bit.ly/3awtZtp with & supported by BirdLife Australia Department of Planning, Industry and Environment Foundation for National Parks & Wildlife #landcarensw #NationalScienceWeek #birdsonfarms #australianbirds #savingourspecies

07.01.2022 Landcare + Science = Results! Landcare + water + science = Streamwatch https://bit.ly/2CARkNU When 30 years of citizen science leads to a snapshot of how Sydneys waterways have changed! #nationalscienceweek #scienceweekau #landcarensw #landcare #streamwatch #greatersydneylandcarenetwork Streamwatch Greater Sydney Landcare Network

07.01.2022 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 (Manning 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

07.01.2022 Become a Member today and support our network. Whether you are an individual, an incorporated or unincorporated group who has been interested in joining our community looking to add your voice to our community join us now. Many Hands, One Voice Find out more-> https://landcarensw.org.au/membership-1/ #statepeakbody #staterepresentation #landcareis #landcarensw #landcare #landcareiscommunity #landcareiscommunity #landcareisadvocacy

07.01.2022 2/2 Faces of Landcare NSW - Thalie Patridge - Project Manager To me, Landcare is about connecting and supporting local communities to meet their land management goals. I have coordinated volunteers, Aboriginal rangers, scientists, government policy officers and technologists to co-design and deliver projects that consider diverse aspirations and land use needs including cultural, pastoral, fire, mining, threatened species, weeds, and bush resources. I think this sort of diver...sity is very important and one of the real positives of the Landcare movement. The two projects I’m currently managing ‘Partnering in Private Land Conservation’ and ‘Creating Canopies in Greater Sydney’ build on my experience. I’m excited by the potential for them to grow Landcare across NSW. When I was in the desert, in a drought full of dust storms, all the local artists started painting flowers. I think it’s important to show the challenges but look toward the positives. My projects have significant challenges for Landcare but by working together NSW Landcare’s unique space will allow us to deliver positive outcomes for communities, sustainable farming and development, and the environment. #facesoflandcare #landcarensw #landcare #bct #dpie #creatingcanopiesingreatersydney #creatingcanopies #partneringinprivatelandconservation

07.01.2022 Karuah Great Lakes Landcare will host a soil health field day at Wang Wauk on Friday, December 14. Karuah Great Lakes Landcare coordinator Joel Dunn says it's an event not to be missed. "Get to know your soil and its ecology - how to efficiently assess your soil's health and performance and monitor changes over time, and principles for low-input, high impact soil improvement," Mr Dunn said.... Numbers are strictly limited to comply with health regulations and RSVP is essential. RSVP at [email protected] https://www.greatlakesadvocate.com.au//field-day-to-shar/ Karuah & Great Lakes Landcare

06.01.2022 Happy #NationalScienceWeek! Landcare + Agriculture + Science = sustainable farms & healthy soils Read more https://bit.ly/3h1Dza1 Working & supported by Boorowa Community Landcare Group, National Landcare Program , Australian Department of Agriculture, Water and the Environment, Riverina Local Land Services , Local Land Services NSW #landcarensw #NationalScienceWeek #sustainableagriculture #landcareplusscience #soilhealth #boorowalandcare #smartfarmsgrant #nationallandcareprogram

05.01.2022 Shoalhaven Landcare and Tapitallee Creek Landcare Group are collaborating with Fulton Hogan, the contractor for the Nowra Bridge project, to reuse the logs and rootballs in bank stabilisation work. Tapitallee Creek Landcare Group has been actively working to stabilise and revegetate the creeks and wetlands in the Cambewarra area since 1992. During this time, they have undertaken numerous projects involving bank stabilisation using rock and logs, construction of bed lowering ...structures such as weirs, re-established ephemeral wetlands throughout the floodplain and extensive revegetation of the riparian areas, planting over 14,000 native trees. This project has become an example to other Landcare groups working on riparian land in the region. Read more: https://www.southcoastregister.com.au//environment-wins-f/

05.01.2022 FUNDING FRIDAY!!! RASF Community Futures Grant are now open! The Royal Agricultural Society of NSW Foundation (RASF) is offering an opportunity for community-minded people to be awarded up to $25,000 in funding for drought and bushfire recovery community projects in their local area.... Applications close 1 March 2021. Find out more: http://www.rasnsw.com.au/foundat//community-futures-grant/

04.01.2022 An exciting new collaboration between Gotcha4Life, Landcare NSW, the Rural Adversity Mental Health Program - RAMHP and Surf Life Saving NSW is bringing new programs with a focus on building mental fitness to the Parkes and Forbes shires. Fantastic to see Central West Lachlan Landcare Inc working closely on the ground with these organisations to bring the valuable programs to their community.

04.01.2022 Want to find out what's happening at Landcare NSW? Check out the latest edition of Connection! Celebrating a year of the NSW Landcare Program 100% of drought & bushfire donations awarded to Landcare groups How COVID-19 is changing the face of Landcare ... The launch of the Coordinator Activity Tracker Funding opportunities and more! Read more :http://ow.ly/QoYz50Bch3x

04.01.2022 1/2 Faces of Landcare NSW - Thalie Patridge - Project Manager (Mascot) My background is a bit eclectic, a bit diverse, which I think matches well with one of the great things about Landcare in NSW. While I’m still looking for a suitable pant suit for the Sydney office, I’m just as comfortable in the city as I am in a swag in the desert. As an Australian with British heritage I grew up on Cam-mer-ray-gal land in Sydney, eating a mix of Aussie and Malaysian food, spending much ...of my time in a tent bushwalking with family, and in various school orchestra venues across Sydney and regional NSW. After more than 10 years in remote Australia, I’m back in Sydney enjoying being near the water, in a kayak, supporting river cleanups. My career has jumped me back and forth between Sydney and some of the most remote places in Australia. I worked on threatened plant and animal management across 100,000km2 of South Australia in the Anangu Pitjantjatjara Yankunytjatjara Lands. I was lucky enough to be mentored by a group of Anangu women elders who are nationally and internationally respected for their cultural knowledge, land management work, art, and leadership in women’s and community development. One of our projects, the Warru (Black-footed Rock Wallaby) Recovery Program was awarded a NAIDOC Caring for Country award in 2011. I have trained Aboriginal rangers in data collection and mapping across Central and Northern Australia and managed app and database development projects for NSW government and Aboriginal Land Councils. I have a passion for mapping and data management and their value for project recognition and on-ground land management outcomes. #facesoflandcare #landcarensw #bct #dpie #creatingcanopiesingreatersydney #creatingcanopies #manyhandsonevoice

03.01.2022 It's #RUOK day. It's been a tough year and it is so important to reach out to the people in your life and check in and ask how they are going mentally. Today and every day. It may save a life. And remember, it's OK to say 'no' or 'I'm struggling' as much as 'I'm good thanks. Our partners Gotcha4Life and Rural Adversity Mental Health Program - RAMHP Program - RAMHP have some great resources too. For any support below is 24/7 support Beyond Blue 1300 22 46 36... Lifeline 131 114 Kids Helpline 1800 551 800 Mental Health Line 1800 011 511 Suicide Call Back Service 1300 659 467 MensLine Australia 1300 78 99 78 #ruokday #RUOK #mentalhealtMensLine Australialandcareiscommunity #landcarensw #onevoicemanyflocks@@

03.01.2022 FUNDING FRIDAY!!! Does your local Landcare group need a financial boost? You can have your say by nominating and voting for charities, registered not-for-profit groups and community groups that most deserve a little boost. The value of each grant will be determined by the number of community votes a nominated group receives.... This year there is $175,000 in grants available across 20 zones in NSW, with funding of up to $2,500 per successful group. Nominations close 5pm Monday 10 May 2021. https://www.essentialenergy.com.au//comm/community-choices

03.01.2022 FUNDING FRIDAY!!! 2021 Nuffield Australia Farming Scholarships Applications are now open for $30,000 busary to primary producers who are committed and passionate about farming or fishing, are at the leading edge of technology uptake and potential future leaders in the industry with a scholarship to travel and study an agricultural topic of choice.... Applications close 11 September 2020. More information: https://applicants.nuffield.com.au/

03.01.2022 We did it! This week we finalised the process of sharing the funds raised in our drought and bushfire relief fundraising campaign to our Landcare NSW groups. Of the money raised 100% of funds will go directly to the community for projects affected by natural disaster! Yep, thats right, 100%. A HUGE thank you to the generosity shown across our community. From the people who donated on our website to the people who donated via our Facebook Fundraising campaign you will now se...e what organisations have been successful by clicking on the link. To our state, national and international supporters who donated their weekly (or more!) your support has bought plants lost in drought or bushfires - maybe even both, education workshops, animal habitats, making sure the animal habitats are recovering and many more. We sure are holding to the "many hands, one voice" motto we have going with Border Ranges - Richmond Valley Landcare Network, Southern New England Landcare, Tamworth Regional Landcare Association, Lithgow Oberon Landcare, Dunedoo Coolah Landcare, GLENRAC, Milton Rural Landcare Inc, Weddin Landcare. Richmond Landcare Inc, Little River Landcare Group, Kyogle Landcare Inc, Granite Borders Landcare Inc, Upper Snowy Landcare Network, Coonamble - Castlereagh Landcare, Holbrook Landcare Network, @ArmidaleUrbanRivercareGroup Find out more https://landcarensw.org.au/landcare-nsw-awards-100-of-drou/ If youd like to donate to Landcare NSW and continue your support click herehttp://ow.ly/kehJ50BeqBJ #landcarensw #landcareinnsw #manyhandsonevoice #landcareiscommunity #bushfirerelief #droughtrelief #notforprofit #charity #donate #landcare

02.01.2022 Landcare NSW talks with Local Landcare Coordinators Rebecca Klomp of Upper Shoalhaven Landcare and Granite Borders Landcare Inc Coordinator, Mandy Craig about how COVID-19 has changed how Landcare and the services it has, are delivered in their networks. Readhttp://ow.ly/CS1Z50BnQjD

02.01.2022 Australia is home to more than 500,000 animal and plant species, many of which are found nowhere else in the world. Over the last 200 years, more than 100 animal and plant species have become extinct. In NSW alone there are close to 1000 animal and plant species at risk of extinction. National Threatened Species Day is when we turn the spotlight on native plants, animals, and ecosystems that are under threat and reflect on how we can protect them into the future.... The day also celebrates the amazing work that is being done to save them by passionate conservationists, researchers, volunteers, and community experts. Landcare NSW is proud to partner with #SavingOurSpecies to raise awareness, capacity, resources, community interest and funding to support projects across NSW, so more can be done to secure the ongoing survival of threatened species. https://www.environment.nsw.gov.au//spotlight-on-threatene

02.01.2022 Chair of Weddin Landcare Steering Committee, James Maslin, has welcomed funding from the Landcare NSW Natural Disaster Seed Fund this week to help with re-vegetation drought recovery projects in the local community. Mr Maslin said the funding will help landholders re-establish and replant Landcare tree corridors that were affected by the drought. The funds will be used to purchase 350 trees and understorey plants from the Weddin Community Native Nursery as well as tree guard...s and stakes, helping to support the local economy. Weddin Landcare is one of 17 Landcare organisations who received funding from Landcare NSW. Read more: https://www.grenfellrecord.com.au//69/land-is-revitalised/

02.01.2022 Robyn Preston MP - Member for Hawkesbury and Landcare NSW CEO Dr Adrian Zammit along with 20 volunteers made up of local landowners, Hawkesbury and greater Sydney volunteers today planted 130 trees to support the cooling of Sydney and create canopy habitat for Koalas. This planting is the first of 100,000 trees that will be sown across Greater Sydney over the next two years in a partnership between the NSW Government and Landcare NSW. Landcare NSW and Greater Sydney Landcar...e supporting the development of community connections and habitat in the Kurrajong Hills area. #CreatingCanopies #LandcareNSW #koalas #trees #GreaterSydney #DPIE Rob Stokes Department of Planning, Industry and Environment Greater Sydney Landcare Network Hawkesbury River County Council Hawkesbury Landcare Network Hawkesbury Environment Network HEN Koala Fest Hawkesbury

01.01.2022 Faces of Landcare Series. Meet Josh Keating, Regional Landcare Coordinator (RLC) for the North Coast Landcare Network. "The RLC is central to supporting communication and regional collaboration across the extensive Landcare networks of the North Coast. Building relationships within the program & the region as well as across the state & Landcare NSW is an important role that ensures we are working towards common goals & the unifying principles of Landcare. The North Coast is f...ortunate to have some of the most dedicated, passionate & creative Landcarers in Australia. Our professional community of 11 Local Coordinators bring a range of experience, skills, & knowledge that ensures our Landcare activities are delivered to the best possible standard. They are the go-to people when the community needs advice, support or information on all things environmental. Theres lots of challenges for the Landcare community focused on biodiversity protection, NRM management that is both productive & sustainable. The region has to adapt and rise to the challenge of protecting these values & managing these issues in a changed climate. Readhttps://landcare.nsw.gov.au/people/josh-keating/ Supporting Border Ranges - Richmond Valley Landcare Network, Richmond Landcare Inc, Macleay Landcare Network, Coffs Harbour Regional Landcare, Bangalow Koalas , Bellinger Landcare Inc, Brunswick Valley Landcare Inc, Tweed Landcare Inc Bilambil Landcare, Hastings Landcare Inc, Nambucca Valley Landcare, Clarence Landcare Inc, Clunes Landcare, Dandarrga Landcare, Kyogle Landcare Inc, Lennox Head Landcare, Nambucca Valley Landcare, Nana Glen Landcare, ReForest Now, #LandcareNSW #nswlandcare #nswlandcareprogram #facesoflandcare #landcareispeople #northcoastlandcare This initiative is made possible by the NSW Landcare Program. A collaboration between Local Land Services NSW & Landcare NSW supported by the NSW Government. You can read more about this partnership here http://ow.ly/a76T50AZ6AV

01.01.2022 BECOME AN INDIVIDUAL MEMBER OF LANDCARE NSW! Starting from $19 per year, you can be part of sustainably caring for our farms, environment and communities. Together we can make a difference - Many Hands, One Voice. ... JOIN TODAY! https://landcarensw.org.au/individual-membership/