Landcare NSW is the peak body and voice of community Landcare in NSW, they are the conduit between local Landcare communities and key decision makers, working to ensure that local Landcare communities are supported at every level by providing leadership, skills, resources and representation. Landcare NSW coordinates and facilitates the building of skills, capacity, strength, connections and partnerships at every level, from individual volunteers and groups to district networks and regional associations. Landcare NSW works on a range of projects with both government and non-government partners to ensure that our environment, farms and communities are supported through a range of initiatives. You can find out more about Landcare NSW on this website: https://landcarensw.org.au/who-we-are/
The NSW Landcare Program is a state, regional and local program empowering individuals and communities to take action on local problems and deliver outcomes across local and regional issues. The current program invested $22.4 million in the Landcare community and is co-delivered by Landcare NSW and NSW Local Land Services with the vision of unlocking the potential of the extensive volunteer network and Landcare movement across NSW. The program employs twelve Regional Landcare Coordinators and seventy two Local Landcare Coordinators across NSW. These Coordinators work directly with Landcare groups to improve their governance, communication, partnerships and ability to coordinate on ground activities. The next round of funding is being negotiated and will be finalised by the end of 2023.