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.
Latest News
Case study 4-6: Western Riverina Seed Workshop Series: Planting the Seeds of Conservation
Ecologist Martin Driver teaches the Western Riverina the enchanting world of native species regeneration through a series of three Seed Workshops near Tabbita. Native species restoration in the Western Riverina remains a growing practice for landholder and community conservation efforts. Many have identified that drought, floods, fire, overgrazing and uneducated land management choices have diminished…
Case Study 3-5: “Jet Setting” Dung Beetles!
Young District Landcare was able to generate funding for their Grazing Group through the payments for collecting and sending colonies of dung beetles to Western Australia in a collaboration which saw thousands of live beetles shipped to the other side of the country after being collected on local farms. Murrumbidgee Landcare was approached to participate…
National Tree Day: Growing for the future
A word from the Sustainable Agriculture Facilitator (July 2025) Each year, Australians come together to celebrate National Tree Day, the country’s largest community driven environmental initiative. Held on the last Sunday of July, with Schools Tree Day on the preceding Friday, this event is a reminder of the role trees play in sustaining life, supporting…
Coming Events
Suncatcher workshop for preschoolers – Tumut NSW
Join us on Thursday, 10th July at 5 Gocup Road, Tumut, for a fun and creative outdoor activity where preschoolers aged 3 to 5 can make beautiful bioplastic suncatchers to take home. This hands-on event not only sparks creativity but also reinforces important environmental stewardship and science lessons your little ones have learned at preschool.…
Pottery: Landcare Alive at Hay Plains Landcare
Landcare Alive at Hay Plains Landcare Nursery & Demonstration Site Join us every Thursday at the Hay Plains Landcare Nursery and Demonstration Site, conveniently located on the Piper Street side of the historic Hay Gaol Museum. This weekly gathering is a vibrant hub for environmental enthusiasts and community members alike, fostering a spirit of collaboration…
Cultural Burn Workshop – Hay, NSW.
Hay Plains Landcare is excited to offer an educational opportunity for landholders and the community to learn more about Cultural Burning at a Cultural Burn Workshop on Tuesday and Wednesday 3rd and 4th June 2025, facilitated by Dean Freeman, Local Land Services, and the Wiradjuri Cultural Burn Team from Tumut. When: Tuesday 3rd and…
