A word from the Sustainable Agriculture Facilitator (May 2026) In July 2023, a quiet but exciting discovery at Toms Lake near Booligal changed what we thought we knew about biodiversity in the lower Lachlan – and reminded us how much there still is to learn when we slow down and really look after Country. During…
The volume and impact of our work can sometimes go unnoticed, with everyone always so busy working on numerous projects, events and other tasks. When you are able to step back and look at the combined impact of Landcare across a region, it can be incredibly rewarding to reflect on the huge achievements that have…
Engaging preschoolers can help create nature-lovers for life, and provides a valuable connection to a new Landcare audience. Something as simple as looking at water bugs provides a wonderful opportunity for young kids to really connect with nature, learn through a hands-on activity, and begin to foster an interest in the natural world around them.…
A word from the Sustainable Agriculture Facilitator (April 2026) AgriWomen Connect: Food, Fibre and Farming brought women together at Whitton Malt House on 5 – 6 March 2026 for two days of practical learning, inspiration and connection across the agricultural value chain. From paddock-to-product insights and regional storytelling to hands-on business skills, the conference celebrated…
Understanding the differences between online followers and active participants helps ensure equitable access to information and opportunities Social media has brought huge benefits to Landcare, allowing us to reach a far wider audience, and providing a quick and easy means of promoting our activities. But unfortunately not all of these virtual friends have the same…
A word from the Sustainable Agriculture Facilitator (February 2026) Riverina Local Land Services is dedicated to working collaboratively with landholders and producer groups to enhance the profitability and productivity of agricultural businesses. RLLS has secured funding through the National Heritage Trust to deliver a three-year project titled “Building a Climate Smart Future for the…
Gundagai’s Bushcare Group is calling on bush lovers old and new to dust off the tools and reinvigorate efforts to keep the local environment healthy. Mason and Miriam Crane are founding members of the Gundagai Bushcare Group. They often tell stories of a small band of dedicated locals that once met regularly to transform…
Professor Andrew Peters, of Charles Sturt University, presented this talk to members of Wagga Wagga Urban Landcare in 2020. Andrew discussed the importance of fruit bats, and their role in the environment. Fruit Bats of Wagga Wagga
The Harvest Riverina Festival is a two-day, community-run celebration of food, farming and local people – and we’d love your help to make it happen! The festival is delivered by Murrumbidgee Landcare, ErinEarth, The Pro Patria Centre and the Demonstration Gardens, with support from Wagga Wagga City Council and local businesses from across the region.…
With the end of another year hurtling toward us many of us will be looking toward 2026, setting goals and making new year’s resolutions. A slower pace in January can provide some time and space to consider the year ahead, reset and identify some key priorities. Its also a good time to do some thinking…