Landcarers from across the South East came together at the Gunning Bush Block yarning circle for a Mini Muster, hosted by Gunning District Landcare. The day brought together people from different districts to share skills, ideas, and challenges — from ecology and revegetation to mapping, governance, and community engagement. It was a warm reminder of...
South East Landcare’s Regional Community of Practice Day at Gidgleigh Stock Reserve brought together coordinators, chairs, and volunteers for cultural awareness training, hands-on biodiversity assessment, and a bush tucker lunch. The afternoon Network Chairs Meeting strengthened connections across district networks, with discussions on coordinator support, collaborative events, and regional cooperation.
Tree hollows and fallen logs provide important homes for Australian wildlife, but they’re disappearing at an alarming rate. Trees are essential for native wildlife to find food, shelter and places to roost and nest. Hollow-bearing tees are especially important because many species use these hollows daily and seasonally to nest and raise their young.
Several South East Landcare groups will be featured at this year’s National Landcare Conference, including Hovells Creek Landcare, who will showcase their innovative erosion control project improving land and water health across the Lachlan River catchment. Watch the short video and read more about the impact of this community-led initiative.
The 2025 South East Local Leaders Program is building confident, connected leaders across our region. Discover how this unique program is empowering grassroots leadership and making a lasting impact in Landcare and beyond.
The 2025 South East Landcare Muster brought together Landcarers from across the region for a day of connection, learning, and inspiration. From an energising keynote by Andrew Campbell to a powerful regional snapshot showcasing diverse on-ground projects, the event celebrated the strength and innovation of grassroots action. Breakout sessions offered practical tools—from GIS mapping and...
Community, connection, and care for the land were in full bloom at the 26th annual Bridges to Boorowa planting weekend, where more than 40 North Sydney Bushcare volunteers joined local landholders to plant over 2,500 native species. With special guest Costa Georgiadis adding his infectious energy, the event celebrated two decades of friendship, regeneration, and...
The Yass Area Network of Landcare Groups (YAN) is pleased to announce that Sue McIntyre has been awarded the 2025 John Betts Landcare Award! Sue’s dedication to Landcare, the Climate Ready Revegetation project, and the restoration of her own property has made a lasting impact on our local environment. Through her generosity in sharing ecological...
The Southern Tablelands Tree Start Growers Network is a grassroots initiative uniting volunteers to grow native seedlings from home, supporting vital revegetation efforts across the region. With over 50 growers on board, the project aims to propagate 10,000 canopy species by May 2025, strengthening biodiversity and restoring habitats. Volunteers have already planted thousands of seedlings,...
On this International Women’s Day, South East Landcare proudly celebrates the remarkable women who drive our Landcare community — both the passionate volunteers and the dedicated employees who work tirelessly to protect and restore our natural environment. Women have long been at the heart of Landcare, combining their knowledge, leadership, and dedication to create healthier...
