Acknowledgement of Country
Murrumbidgee Landcare Inc acknowledges the Wiradjuri people who are the Traditional Custodians of the Land on which we work. We pay our respects to Elders of the Wiradjuri Nation, past, present and emerging, and extend that respect to all First Nations Elders.
We celebrate the diversity and strength of Aboriginal cultures and value their contribution to caring for our Land.
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Case Study 4-9: Great Southern BioBlitz
Communities engaging in citizen science face several challenges, including citizen science initiatives not being readily available or promoted, funding constraints, and the ability to continue contributing after one – off events are finalised. Limited access to technology and resources can hinder effective communication and engagement, making it challenging to sustain long-term participation and collaboration. Murrumbidgee…
Case Study 4-4: Tools and technology
Effective communication is vital to ensuring our community understands the work we do as Landcare and have the opportunity to engage in our projects and events. Often seen as ‘behind the scenes’ work, effective communication is central to every Landcare project mission to engage the community. But how do you produce communication products which provide…
Case Study 3-1: Taking steps towards more inclusive workshops
In recent years, Murrumbidgee Landcare have commenced a program of school holiday workshops, providing fun activities to connect local school-aged children with Landcare and nature. While the workshops were a great success, they really did not provide the right environment for my autistic son. Being in a noisy and busy environment, with large numbers of…
Coming Events
School holiday bush dyeing workshop for autistic youth – Wagga
Come along to a school holiday workshop with Wagga Wagga Urban Landcare and Murrumbidgee Landcare! Join us for a morning of bush dyeing, led by Gomeroi artist Debbie Wood. You can choose either a tshirt or scarf to dye. You can even incorporate natural objects into your dyeing such as leaves, flowers and seedpods! You’ll also…
School holiday bush dyeing workshop – Tumut
Join us for an afternoon of dye making, led by Ronnie Jordan. Ronnie is a Pitta Pitta Wangkamahdla woman and owner of ‘Culture on the Move’. Taking place in the beautiful Riverina Highlands Landcare Nursery, you will have the chance to learn traditional dying techniques creating a beautiful piece to keep. All materials will be…
School holiday bush dyeing workshop – Narrandera
Join us for a morning of bush dyeing, led by Gomeroi artist Debbie Wood. You can choose either a tshirt or scarf to dye. You can even incorporate natural objects into your dyeing such as leaves, flowers and seedpods! You’ll also have the opportunity to learn to weave your own bracelet, while your item soaks in the…
