Tamworth Regional Landcare Nursery in Tamworth, New South Wales | Environmental conservation organisation

Tamworth Regional Landcare Nursery

Locality: Tamworth, New South Wales

Address: 300 Wallamore Rd via Goonan St 2340 Tamworth, NSW, Australia

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

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23.01.2022 We are really proud of the work our Bush regeneration team does for our environment. If you have a project like this one, we can help from start to finish.

23.01.2022 Just WOW! We had an amazing day with Tamworth Urban Landcare Group and lovely local volunteers this past Sunday at our Propagation Workshop! We had 33 people sign on with lots of new faces. 1,500 natives pricked out and tubed 5 native species of seed processed labelled and stored... 100’s pots weeded Mud seed ball making for the kids Extra thanks to Maree Dodson and Milly Hobson for cooking an excellent BBQ. Paul Moxon, Julie Clancy and Tim Duncan for all the expert knowledge sharing and answering all the questions from volunteers and Anne Michie for coordinating! Did you make our photo gallery? We are considering making a propagation morning once a month at the Nursery comment below if you are keen

19.01.2022 Wonderful to be able to get together again and keep working on improving the beautiful Peel River!

13.01.2022 We are so delighted to supply some of the trees for this project, amazing work by all involved!

13.01.2022 We were rained out last time friends, but the Autumn weather looks good for this Saturday. Please join us for a wonderful morning caring for the environment and... exploring the beauty of the Box Gum Woodlands. Bring your camera and try your hand at capturing the winning shot of the 2021 Box Gum Woodlands Photography Competition. Get amongst it for your chance to be exhibited and win $500. For competition details head to our website http://www.trla.org.au/become-i//boxgumwoodlandsphotocomp/ Hope to see you Saturday

12.01.2022 Good on you Geoff

11.01.2022 Small grants from Tamworth Regional Landcare are open now

11.01.2022 What an amazing transformation! Wondering where they got all those trees? We grew them of course! It's pretty fantastic what volunteers can achieve! #nationallandcareweek

10.01.2022 Heads up to all the amazing Landcare folks working and landcaring around the New England North West. Nominations open 16 November, 2020 and close 08 January, 2021. For more information contact our Regional Landcare Coordinator Craig Pullman at [email protected]

08.01.2022 Great start to the week with Native beauty all around.

05.01.2022 Have you been thinking about volunteering with us? We are live on the RU Volunteering site, you can pop on at any time and register your interest with us! Check it out below https://www.ruvolunteering.org.au/opport/a0C0o000019YRzrEAG

05.01.2022 You are invited to join the Tamworth, Walhallow and Red Chief LALCs as we embark on a project to revitalise cultural fire knowledge on Gamilaraay Country. A se...ries of workshops will be held across our three LALCs throughout 2021 to build knowledge in understanding Country through the lens of a cultural burn practitioner. Workshop 1 will be held on Thursday 27 and Friday 28 May over three locations. The workshops will focus on knowledge sharing, understanding how to read Country and understand its need for fire. Participants are able to join the workshops in a single location or attend all three workshops for a more comprehensive learning experience. This workshop series has been made possible through funding from the Australian Government Indigenous Land and Fire Management Workshops Program and is provided free of charge to participants. Lunch will be provided. Please wear appropriate clothing including long sleeved cotton clothing and enclosed shoes. Our teaching team will include Cultural Burn Practitioner Den Barber from Yarrabin Cultural Connections, Ecologist Michelle McKemey and members of the Banbai Rangers, Guyra. RSVPs are required To RSVP or for enquiries please contact Joanne Stead on 0409 090 405 or [email protected]

03.01.2022 What blossom are you ?

03.01.2022 We are seeking Expressions of Interest for Round two of the Koala Habitat Restoration Project. Tamworth Regional Landcare Association is reaching out to private... landholders in the Liverpool Plains and Gunnedah Shires to express interest in a koala habitat restoration project. Funded under the NSW Government’s ‘Saving Our Species’ (SOS) program, the project aims to procure at least thirty(30) hectares of new koala habitat across both Shires by the end of 2021. Tamworth Regional Landcare Association (TRLA) have a grant funding agreement with the Department of Planning, Industry and Environment to oversee the Saving Our Species koala conservation project in the Gunnedah and Liverpool Plains region. The state-wide SOS program aims to secure threatened plants and animals in the wild in NSW. A total of $145,000 has been allocated to fund the program in the Gunnedah and Liverpool Plains LGAs. The program is due to reach completion by June 2021. #landcarensw #landcare #grantfunding #koalas #habitat #savingourspecies #corridors #restoration #gunnedah #liverpoolplains See more

03.01.2022 Gunnedah district landholders are being encouraged to take part in a wildlife habitat restoration program.

02.01.2022 Do you have dung beetles at your place? Are you interested in how they fit into farm production?? Expressions of Interest are now open to landholders with stock... in North West NSW, to be a part of the Dung Beetle Monitoring Project with the University of New England and Meat and Livestock Australia. To find out more and submit an expression of interest visit: https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/DungbeetleEOI Enquiries to Lana Andrews (Tamworth Regional Landcare) [email protected] or Dr Zac Hemmings (UNE) [email protected] EOIs close 20 August 2020

01.01.2022 Another order of our native beauties heading out today.

01.01.2022 Tamworth Urban Landcare Group are holding their monthly working bee this Sunday May 2nd in partnership with OzFish. Join volunteers onsite at Jewry St on the b...eautiful Peel River. Tree planting, watering and maintenance of existing trees will occur while we enjoy the wonderful autumn weather. Morning tea provided. Please bring drinking water, enclosed shoes and sun protection. They look forward to seeing you all there!