Fact Sheet 03: Planting in Bushfire Areas
This Fact Sheet provides suggestions for landscaping in bushfire areas, with reference to vegetation placement, continuity, maintenance and species selection.
This Fact Sheet provides suggestions for landscaping in bushfire areas, with reference to vegetation placement, continuity, maintenance and species selection.
This Fact Sheet explains why, where and how to install a nest box, along with details on monitoring and maintenance of nest boxes. Nest BoxesDownload
This Fact Sheet explains the steps involved in planting a revegetation site, from ground preparation and weed control through to planting tips and follow-up care. Good preparation and management can help minimise seedling losses and encourage healthy plant growth.
A teacher’s guide to incorporating Landcare into schools, with ideas for actively engaging students not only in learning about the environment, but seeing environmental issues face to face, and participating first hand in its protection and enhancement. Produced by the Hawkesbury-Nepean CMA and Greening Australia, 148 pages
A land manager’s guide, highlighting the value and role of native pastures for commercial production, and in maintaining native biodiversity and healthy landscapes. Produced by the Future Farm Industries CRC, 22 pages
A summary of the benefits of native shelter belts for agricultural productivity, biosecurity, landscape and land value. Produced by the Basalt to Bay Landcare Network , 10 pages
An information guide to the major native plant communities of the Murrumbidgee Irrigation Area. Produced by Murrumbidgee Irrigation, 2 pages
A simple guide to building a bee hotel, to provide alternative nesting sites for bees in areas where habitat is lacking. Plus the added bonus that they’re fun to make and add a quirky feature to your garden! Produced by Narrandera Landcare Food Garden, 4 pages
A guide to managing very high conservation value ground‑layers in Box Gum Grassy Woodlands. Produced by CSIRO, 52 pages
A “how-to” kit for ways to engage the 18-35 demographic (and of course those who may not fall into this, but are still young at heart!) Produced by Landcare Australia and the Australian Government National Landcare Programme, 32 pages