This is a Canadian website, aimed at engaging kids, teachers and whole school communities to work together towards a more sustainable future. There are loads of resources on here, but our favourites are the Action Toolkits; these cover some fun activities, like building a worm farm, making a reusable bag from recycled clothing or material,…
This website is a treasure trove of information and ideas for all Young Enviro Champions! There is a huge collection of short (5 min) videos, covering the essentials on topics ranging from biodiversity to op shops, peaceful protests to worm farms. Profiles of young eco warriors tell the inspiring stories of people who are making…
This great resource shows you all sorts of useful things, including how to create habitat for native creatures in your backyard. You can learn how to: Build a frog hotel Make a lizard lounge Make a dragonfly garden Make an insect hotel Attract birds to your backyard Create a frog friendly backyard Create an inviting…
A Word from the Sustainable Agriculture Facilitator (March 2025) We are thrilled to announce the launch of our new project, the AgriWomen Connect Program, designed to support and celebrate the contributions of women in agriculture across the Riverina region. This initiative aims to provide women with the knowledge, skills, and networks necessary to thrive in the…
A Word from the Sustainable Agriculture Facilitator (February 2025) As the Sustainable Agriculture Facilitator at Riverina Local Land Services, I’m incredibly excited to be part of the Murrumbidgee River Habitat Restoration Project. This initiative, led by Hay Landcare in partnership with OzFish Unlimited, Hay Shire Council, and ourselves, is a shining example of how collaborative…
We are thrilled to join this professional network to connect with our community, share our initiatives, and promote sustainable practices in the Murrumbidgee catchment. Our mission is to support vibrant communities and enhance our natural landscapes through grassroots Landcare efforts. Follow us for updates on our projects, training opportunities, and ways you can get involved…
A Word from the Sustainable Agriculture Facilitator (December 2024) On November 9th, the Hutchinson family’s garden was transformed into a hub of knowledge and inspiration for the “Creating Sustainable Country Gardens” workshop in Hillston. Hosted by Sarah Curry of Majors Mulch, attendees were treated to a comprehensive overview of sustainable gardening practices, from understanding water…
On Thursday 31 October, Leigh Mathieson and Annika Colenso had the opportunity to attend the “Sowing the Seeds of Biodiversity” event at Wirraminna Environmental Education Centre in Burrumbuttock. The field day, led by Martin Driver of Plains Sense Vegetation Management, was designed to teach landholders effective techniques to improve grassy woodland groundcover. Participants were guided…
A Word from the SAF (November 2024) Greetings, Landcare enthusiasts! This month, I want to shed light on a pressing issue affecting our beloved Murrumbidgee River: the European Carp. These invasive fish wreak havoc on our aquatic ecosystems. The carp’s impact Carp are voracious bottom feeders, churning up sediment and reducing water clarity. This…
Landcare groups often find themselves uncertain about how to approach an Acknowledgment of Country. Many worry that without a deep understanding of First Nations Culture, their Acknowledgment might feel tokenistic or just a formality. This was a concern for Coolamon Landcare. They didn’t want their Acknowledgment to be just a statement , they wanted it…