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Landcare NSW IncorporatedLandcare NSW Incorporated held its inaugural meeting in November 2007. Landcare NSW Inc will act as lobby and liaison group for the NSW Landcare Movement and will advise the NSW Landcare Committee on grassroots Landcare issues. The Reference Group is expected to have Landcarer representatives from each CMA area in NSW. The group was established at the NSW Landcare Muster, held at Tamworth on 24 October 2007, which was attended by grassroots Landcare representative from around NSW. One of the first tasks of Landcare NSW Inc is to establish sub-committees to look at the issues of representation, identifying key activities and legal issues such as the draft constitution. David Walker, Executive Officer of the Liverpool Plains Land Management Committee is the chair of NSW Landcare Inc and its representative on the NSW Landcare Committee. For more information, please click here for a media release located on the Landcare NSW Inc website. For more information on the 2008 Landcare Muster, please click here for the Southern New England Landcare website. Landcare NSW Inc now has its own website (www.landcarensw.org.au). Please note the difference between our address and their address. Landcare NSW Inc has ".au" at the end of their address, we don't ! |
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2009 NSW Landcare Awards winners announcedThe winners of the 2009 NSW Landcare Awards were announced at the 2009 NSW Landcare and Catchment Management Forum dinner, held at Port Macquarie on 10 September 2009. Winners were announced in ten categories. In nine out of the ten categories, the first place winners have been nominated as the NSW applicant at the 2010 National Landcare Awards. In the Landcare Community Group category joint first place winners of Buckwaroon Catchment Landcare Group and Southern New England Landcare were announced and Southern New England Landcare will represent NSW at the National Landcare awards.” There was also a NSW People’s Choice Award which was won by the Northern Beaches Roadkill Prevention Committee. The winners in each award category are as follows: Urban Landcare Award
Landcare Primary Producer
Australian Government Landcare NRM Region Award
Australian Government Coastcare Award
Westpac Landcare Education Award
Local Government Landcare Partnerships Award
Young Landcare Leader
Individual Landcarer Award
Landcare Indigenous Award
Landcare Community Group
Landcare Australia Limited has more details on some of the NSW Award winners. Please click here for its website. The National Landcare Awards will be announced and presented at Parliament House, Canberra on 24 June 2010. |
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Landcare NSW PlaceStoriesLandcare NSW PlaceStories is an exciting collaboration between Landcare
NSW Inc and Feral Arts. This is a site for sharing local
knowledge, local stories and local views on sustainable farm practices
and natural resource management issues across New South Wales. To access the Landcare NSW Placestories website, please click here. |
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Caring for our Country Business Plan - Call for applicationsThe Commonwealth has called for investment proposals under its Caring for our Country Business Plan 2010/11. Caring for our Country is the Commonwealth's five-year (2008-2013) natural resource management initiative that focuses investment on six national priority areas:
The Commonwealth is seeking applications that address these priority areas under the Open Call funding component of the Business Plan. The 2010/11 Business Plan outlines specific regions and sites where funding is being targeted. Proposals seeking funding outside these areas will not be considered by the Commonwealth. A copy of the 2010/11 Business Plan, details on what programs are available for the community and directions on how to apply are available on the Caring for our Country website. Please click here to access the site. Applications for all available programs close on 15 April 2010. |
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Caring for our Country - Landcare Facilitators InitativeThe Australian Government's support for Landcare continues with applications now open for suitable organisations to apply for funding to host a Landcare facilitator under the National Landcare Facilitator Initiative. The Australian Government has committed $33.6 million over four years under the National Landcare Facilitator Initiative for organisations to employ a Landcare facilitator within each of the 56 Natural Resource Management regions across Australia. Eligible host organisations must be engaged in natural resource management and promoting the uptake of sustainable farm and land management practices. The new arrangements for the National Landcare Facilitator Initiative will come into effect on 1 July 2010. It is envisaged that funding agreements will cover the period 1 July 2010 to 30 June 2013. Applications for host organisations will be open until 15 April 2010. For more information on how to apply please click here for the Caring for our Country website. |
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Australian Landcare Council ReinstatedThe Australian Government has reactivated the Australian Landcare Council. The new Chair of the Council is Kim Chance, the former Western Australia Agriculture Minister. For more information, please click here for a media release from The Hon. Tony Burke MP, Federal Minister for Agriculture, Fisheries and Forestry. |
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2010 National Landcare Forum - AdelaideA national forum for landcare and related community groups will be held at the Adelaide Racecourse (also known as Allan Scott Park), Morphettville, Adelaide, South Australia on 22-25 March 2010. The theme of the 2010 forum is Landcare celebrates – 20 years of achievements and future challenges. The key objectives of the forum are to:
The forum will be particularly relevant to people involved in:
For more information, please click here for the Forum website. Information sourced from the Department of Agriculture, Fisheries and Forestry. |
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M2100
has a Composting Workshop with Jack Waterman and Merlene Olson
at "Weeambelah" Trangie on 17 & 18 March 2010.
Thinking of making Compost or Compost Tea? All are welcome from small
gardeners to large scale farmers. You will learn:
Cost $50.00. For more information and to RSVP essential by 15th March
please contact Kirsty at m2100@bigpond.com or 02 6888 7778. Information
courtesy of Central West Catchment Management Authority. The Department of Industry and Investment has a free Paddock Walk field day at Dorrigo on 19 March 2010, 10:00 am to 3:00 pm. Morning tea provided, BYO lunch. For more information, contact Bellinger Landcare on 02 6655 0588 or email belland@westnet.com.au. The Department of Industry and Investment has a free Paddock Walk field day in the Bellingen/Coffs Harbour area on 20 March 2010, 10:00 am to 3:00 pm. The field day consists of looking at legumes and herbs in the field; what they are; how to recognize them; how to manage them and; what they might indicate about the soils, climate and current management. Participants will also be given the book Legumes and Herbs of the North Coast of NSW to take home. Morning tea provided, BYO lunch, drinks and any pasture plants for ID. For more information and to reserve your place, contact Coffs Harbour Regional Landcare on 02 6651 1308. Some information courtesy of Bellinger Landcare. ErinEarth is an environmental education house and garden on half a hectare of land in central Wagga Wagga. It has an open day on 20 March 2010, 10 am to 3 pm. The day will feature a workshop at 11 am on growing wattles from seed. There will also be a large number of Eremophilas (emu bushes) available for purchase. ErinEarth is located at 1 Kildare Street, Wagga Wagga. A series of Rocky Shorelines Community Walks will be held in March and April 2010. The walks will start with a talk from guest speakers and conclude with a walk around the rock pools and a look at their ecology. Each event will go for approximately two hours. These walks are hosted by WetlandCare Australia and will feature guest speakers from the Marine Park Authority, Byron Bird Buddies, NPWS, Yarrawarrah Aboriginal Corporation, and the National Marine Science centre. For enquiries or to register please call Simone Haigh at WetlandCare Australia on 02 6681 6169 or email simonehaigh@wetlandcare.com.au. Please leave your name and a contact number in the event that we need to reschedule due to poor weather. The times and dates for the final three rocky shoreline walks are: What to bring: Information courtesy of Brunswick Valley Landcare Friends of Narrabeen Lagoon President Tony Carr will host a combined walk, paddle and presentation at Narrabeen on 21 March 2010, 7 am to 12 pm. This will start at 7 am with a guided birdwalk through the Deep Creek area, led by Field Ornithologist Ricki Coughlan then breakfast courtesy Warringah Council and a paddle to the Coastal Environment Centre for morning tea and a talk about the ecology of the area. Back to Deep Creek by kayak, arriving at noon. Kayak hire is available at $48 per person ($43 for members of Friends). No previous kayaking experience required. To register Email tonycarr@ozemail.com.au but places are limited. Presented by Friends of Narrabeen Lagoon. Information courtesy of Pittwater Council. |
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Bushcare has a walk around the coastline on Cronulla Peninsula
on 25 March 2010, 9.30 am – 12.30 pm. Meet at the picnic
shelter in Gunnamatta Park, Cronulla. There are five Bushcare Groups helping
to look after the foreshore so this is an opportunity to see the great
work they are doing. A light lunch will be provided after the walk. Wear
a hat and sturdy walking shoes and bring drinking water. Please note that
bookings are essential so call Sutherland Bushcare on 02 9524 5672 to
sign up.
North Coast Landholders have an opportunity to gain the skills of identification and management during a Legume and Herbs Field Day being run by Industry & Investment NSW, Hastings Landcare and Comboyne Landcare at Comboyne (near Wauchope) on 26 March 2010. The day will highlight the recognition features of plants that are currently flowering and seeding in the pastures of the region, along with their strengths and weaknesses. This field day is free. However numbers are strictly limited and bookings are essential. Bookings can be made by contacting Marg Duffy at Comboyne Community Centre on 02 6550 4346. The day runs from 10 am to 3 pm, with morning tea supplied. However, participants will need to bring their own lunch, chair and sun protection. They can also bring along pasture plants (preferably flowering) from their own property for identification. Copies of the book Legumes and Herbs of the North Coast of NSW will be provided on the day. |
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A two day workshop, Introduction to Biodynamics, will be held in the Bellingen area on 27-28 March 2010. The cost is $95 per person or $145 per couple. For more details please contact Bellinger Landcare on 02 6655 0588 or email belland@westnet.com.au. North Wollongong Community Garden has a free Waste Not! Fruit and Veg Swap on 27 March 2010, 9 am to 12 pm. If you have garden surplus and are concerned about issues of food quality, sustainability, fairness and waste, then you are invited to come to the Garden on the 4th Saturday of every month to swap home-grown produce (herbicide/pesticide free). FairTrade coffee and sweets will also be available for purchase. The Garden is located at Ajax Avenue, North Wollongong (at the back of the PCYC facility). Bookings are not required but for more information please ring 02 4244 0345. Information courtesy of Sustainable Illawarra. Landcare Illawarra would like to invite you to a Rainforest and Seed Collecting Workshop and Walk at Foxground, near Gerringong, on 27 March 2010, 10 am – 3 pm. Learn about the local rainforests, plant identification, and seed collection skills, and the Illawarra Woodlands and Rainforest Project and how you can be involved. For more details please click here for the Landcare Illawarra website. Brunswick Valley Landcare (BVL) (Far North Coast) has a workshop on 27 March 2010, 1.30 to 4.30 pm, on ‘Living with Wildlife Peri-Urban Issues: Protecting Our Local Biodiversity' with Brendan Taylor. The cost for non BVL members is $5. Afternoon tea provided. Bookings essential: contact Judy MacDonald, BVL Project Officer, on 02 6684 5390 (Wednesdays & Thursdays). REGEN are proud to present the launch of their latest psytrance compilation Regeneration on 27 March 2010 at Marrickville Bowling Club, 91 Sydenham Rd, Marrickville. Live sets from six of the artists on the album plus REGEN sound and decor. Cheap entry, cheap drinks, cheap CDs, and the chance to play barefoot bowls! Artists performing:
Doors open 6 pm – 4 am. Entry price of $15 or $30 with a copy of the CD. Get there early to play barefoot bowls ($10 a game). All proceeds from the event go towards REGEN’s environmental rehabilitation and education works. Enjoy the music of Ecopella, an environmental a capella choir, and an exciting range of local musicians, at Wombarra Sculpture Garden on 28 March 2010, 1 pm to 4 pm Relax under the trees with lunch. Bring a picnic, a blanket or a picnic chair. Food and coffee are available from Manic Organic. Wander around winding paths finding beautiful and quirky sculptures. Wombarra Sculpture Garden is at 59 Morrison Avenue Wombarra (gates open at 12:30 PM). The wet weather alternative venue is Thirroul Railway Institute. Entry is $10 or $5 concession, with all money raised goes towards Australian Seabird Rescue. Prior bookings not required. This event is run by Ecopella with support from Healthy Cities Illawarra. For more information please call 02 4285 1714. Information courtesy of Sustainable Illawarra. |
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Nambucca Valley Tree Fair will held at Bowraville Racecourse on 3 April 2010, 7.30am to 1.30pm. It is held twice a year and attracts more than thirty nurseries and approximately 500 people to each event.
Entry Free. Sites are available, contact Tim at Nambucca Valley LandCare 02 6564 7838. |
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Kids on
the Coast is the school holiday program organised by Pittwater Council's
Coastal Environment Centre. The April
holiday program will be held from 6 April to 15 April 2010. Costs
for most sessions are $20 for one session and $55 for a full day. The
program is suitable for kids 5 to 12 years, with the exception of the
Fishing Clinics and Surf Safety courses which are suitable for ages 8
to 18. The program is as follows:
For more details, please
click here for a flyer on the Pittwater Council Website. Byron Bird Buddies and the Northern Rivers Catchment Management Authority are presenting two shorebird & waterbird identification classes at the Grafton Library on 14 April 2010. The classes are suitable for children and adults alike. There will be a shorebird art class following the first identification session at 10.30am. A special identification and art class for mothers and toddlers will follow at 2.30pm. For further information contact the Grafton Library on 02 6643 0254. Little River Landcare Group is hosting a Resilient Farming Families Workshop on 16 April 2010, 9:30am – 2:30pm at Yeoval Bowling Club, Bathurst Street Yeoval (near Wellington). This is a day for farming families to explore the topics which make farm families resilient - including financial control, communication, mental wellbeing, climate change in the Central West and much more. A Wildnight Walkabout will be held at Wirrimbirra Sanctuary, 3105 Remembrance Drive, Bargo on 17 April 2010 at 7 pm. Be treated to a delicious light meal in Wirrimbirra's Café, then join a spotlight tour of the Sanctuary. Prowl the beautiful bushland of Wirrimbirra, the sole remaining part of the area known as the Bargo Brush in colonial times, an impenetrable forest once infested with bushrangers! Invite your friends and bring your torches, and see who can be first to spot one of the elusive nocturnal creatures that call Wirrimbirra home. The cost for this Wildnight experience is just $15 per person, ($5.00 for children under 13). Bookings are essential, as numbers are limited, so phone early to secure your place – 02 4684 1112, or email enquiries@wirrimbirra.com.au for more information. STEP Inc is having a recreational walk on the Callicoma walk, Cherrybrook on 18 April 2010. The walk is aimed at both existing STEP members and any others who simply want to get out into the wonderful local Australian bushland. It will commence from The Lakes of Cherrybrook Reserve. Areas of interest will include dry cave structure and dry sandstone ridges as well as the Callicoma & Coachwood temperate rainforest. The length is 5km. estimated duration is 2 – 3 hours and track difficulty is Moderate. Bring your own supply of drinking water, something to nibble for energy, suitable sturdy shoes, hat, sun screen, insect repellent and weather protection if required. The STEP safe walking guidelines apply to the walk and it requires some reasonable level of fitness. Due to sometimes rough terrain, it is not suitable for young children or those with walking difficulties. Bookings are essential, contact Robert Bracht if you are coming on the walk on Robert.bracht@hotmail.com or 0422 088 305. At the end of the walk you may join STEP for coffee at Cherrybrook Shopping Centre. Join the Wangi Ridge Preservation Board on a special tour of their site on 18 April 2010, as they launch their Wangi Peninsula Green Corridor Project funded through the Australian Government's Caring for Our Country Community Action Grant. This site features a Fern Gully rainforest, WWII Gun Emplacements, and is home to at least two Koalas. The landcare group has worked on this site for the past 20 years. Join them and hear about their achievements and future plans. Phone the Lake Macquarie Landcare Resource Office on 02 4921 0392 or email: lro@lakemac.nsw.gov.au for more information. Information courtesy of Hunter-Central Rivers Catchment Management Trust. |
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Two free seminars on sustainable horse property management will be held by the Molonglo, Ginninderra and Southern ACT Catchment Groups, with assistance from the ACT Natural Resource Management Council. The seminars are presented by Jane Myers, MSc(Equine Studies), educator and author of the book Managing Horses on Small Properties. The first seminar will be held on 21 April 2010, 6 pm - 9 pm at Ainslie Football Club (Antill Room) Canberra. (Bookings essential - contact Bonnie on 02 6278 3309). The seminar will be repeated on 22 April 2010, 6 pm- 9 pm at RB Smith Community Centre, (Jim Snow Room), 262 Crawford St Queanbeyan. (Bookings essential - contact Andy on 02 6299 2119). Each seminar will cover:
Food and refreshment are provided. For more information please click here for the Molonglo Catchment Group website. The New England North West Landcare Adventure will be hosted in Tenterfield by Granite Borders Landcare Committee on 21-22 April 2010 with the assistance of the other Landcare Networks from across the region. An interesting and diverse program is being prepared. There will be visits to various sites in the area looking at farm diversification; soil health; erosion control; whole farm planning and a variety of soil improvement treatments. The Landcare Olympics will be one of the exciting highlights and the Landcare Adventure would not be complete without the Awards Dinner. The Adventure is a two day event with the registration fee of $75 per person (community members) covering bus travel, all meals, accommodation and the Awards Dinner. Through funds provided by Landcare Australia Limited, Landcare Groups who participate in the Landcare Adventure have the opportunity to gain $2,500 for on ground activities in their group. For more information and a registration form please click here for the Landchat newsletter on the Southern New England Landcare website. If you require any further information please contact the Granite Borders Landcare Office on 02 6736 3500 or email landcare@halenet.com.au. Sutherland Bushcare has a bushwalk at Kurnell on 23 April 2010, 9.30 am – 11.30 am. Meet at the end of Sir Joseph Banks Drive, Kurnell for a stroll through the dune vegetation to the coast. This walk will include examples of vegetation that the Kurnell 2020 project will try to replicate across the peninsula. Bring morning tea and wear sturdy footwear. Please note that bookings are essential so call Sutherland Bushcare on 02 9524 5672 to sign up. REGEN is happy to present the return of the Regrowth Festival on 24-26 April 2010! After a year away the festival is back, celebrating its 5 year anniversary with three days of music, workshops, tree planting and good times. Tickets are $60 plus booking fee from 1 March to 23 April and $80 at the festival. For more details and to contact REGEN please click here for its website. REGEN is also looking for volunteers, market stalls and people willing to do decor installations; please see the above link for contact details. The Friends of Lismore Rainforest Botanic Gardens have an Open Day at the Gardens on 24 April 2010, from 9 am to 1 pm. The Gardens are situated on Wyrallah Road approximately 2.5 km south of the Lismore CBD. The entrance is found on the right as you leave town, just past the 80km speed sign. Another Open Day will be held on 23 May 2010. Information courtesy of Lismore City Council. David Curtis, ecologist and environmental sociologist, will present a talk on how the arts can influence sustainable behaviour on 29 April 2010, 6:30pm - 8:30pm, at the Coastal Environment Centre, Lake Park Rd, North Narrabeen. Participants will have the opportunity to discuss some of their own ideas for community art projects in Pittwater based around sustainability. The presentation will also include a part-screening of Plague and the Moonflower, a production presented by the Armidale community. The work (written by Ralph Steadman and Richard Harvey) has as its theme the need to transform modern industrial humanity through direct encounters with the natural environment and art. The cost is $10 per person. For further information & bookings please contact phone 02 9970 1366 or email: kkeighran@pittwater.nsw.gov.au. Information courtesy of Pittwater Council. |
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Wolli Creek Preservation Society (WCPS) is conducting Wolli from Creek to Crest on am 1 May 2010. Creek to Crest is the Society's very popular kayak trip up Wolli Creek with River Canoe Club kayaks and training and WCPS commentary, and a light lunch thrown in. The cost is $40. Early registration makes sure you get advance notice. To register contact WCPS as soon as possible on info@wollicreek.org.au or 02 9554 3176 (Peter). A two day workshop on Prograze for Horses will be held in the Bellingen area on 1-2 May 2010. The cost is $200 per property. For more details please contact Bellinger Landcare on 02 6655 0588 or email belland@westnet.com.au. Trees in Newcastle (TIN) will be at the Cultural Stomp Festival, Civic Park, Newcastle on 1 May 2010, 9 am to 6 pm. TIN turns 21 this year and as part of its commitment to the cultural fabric of Newcastle they'll be radiating the light and stomping along with the rest of the city. Some information courtesy of The Octapod Association. For a fun and educational day out, bring the family along to the Wildlife Fair at Wirrimbirra Sanctuary on 16 May 2010, 10 am to 3 pm. Anthony Stimson from Australian Wildlife Displays will have plenty of hands-on fun for everyone, with shows right throughout the day. Look through the Native Plant Nursery to find that special plant for your garden, or you can purchase your own living dinosaur, a Wollemi Pine. Wirrimbirra’s gift stall will have plenty of gifts and souvenirs, including a fantastic range of Australian-made soft native animal toys and puppets. There’ll be displays, activities and plenty of hot and cold food available all day. Wirrimbirra Sanctuary is a non-profit organisation run entirely by volunteers, and is located at 3105 Remembrance Drive, Bargo, about half-way between Bargo and Tahmoor. Entry to Wirrimbirra is free, but your donation at the gate would be accepted with thanks, and will assist with the ongoing work of the Sanctuary. The Australian Rural Education Centre (AREC) will host the 2010 Mudgee Small Farm Field Days at its site on Ulan Road, Mudgee (near the aerodrome) on 16 to 17 July 2010, 8 am to 5 pm. For over 33 years the AREC has hosted the Field Days delivering information and demonstrations about living life on the land. Watershed Landcare will have a site at the Field Days with its Disc Seeder on display. A Bird and Bugs Day will be held on 1 August 2010 at Wirrimbirra Sanctuary, 3105 Remembrance Drive, Bargo, 10 am to 3 pm. Entry is by donation, 100% of which is used to maintain the Sanctuary. A plant sale will be held on 4 September 2010 at Wirrimbirra Sanctuary, 3105 Remembrance Drive, Bargo, 9.30 am to 4.30 pm. Come along to Wirrimbirra's native nursery and pick up waterwise and native fauna friendly plants. A Frog Day will held on 14 November 2010, 10 am to 4 pm,
at Wirrimbirra Sanctuary, 3105
Remembrance Drive, Bargo. Bring the family along and learn just
about everything you want to know about frogs. Find out how to attract
frogs to your garden. There’ll be displays and activities right
throughout the day, and a wildlife expert will have plenty of information
and hands-on opportunities for everyone. Look for the display of frog-friendly
plants in Wirrimbirra's Native Nursery, and say hello to our resident
native fauna – kangaroos, wallabies, emus, wombats, cockatoos,
tawny frogmouths, and rainbow lorikeets. For a coffee or a light snack
visit the White Waratah Café, or if you are after some lunch
the Wirrimbirra BBQ will be fired up. Entry to the sanctuary is free,
but, by dropping a donation into the bucket on your way in, you will
help the work at the Sanctuary continue. Information courtesy of
the Macarthur Chronicle and Wirrimbirra Sanctuary. Celebrate Christmas in laid-back Aussie style on 18 December 2010 in the magnificent bush surrounds of Wirrimbirra Sanctuary, 3105 Remembrance Drive, Bargo commencing at 7 pm. Sing along to your favourite carols with the Wollondilly Country Music Club in a true-blue Aussie celebration of Christmas. Santa will be popping in with treats for the children, and there'll be plenty of hot and cold food available. There will be a giant Christmas Raffle with dozens of great prizes. Pick up some last-minute Christmas gifts from Wirrimbirra's gift shop, which is packed with all kinds of Australiana – soft toys, puppets, books, puzzles and lots more. Wirrimbirra is free to enter, but your donation as you arrive will be shared between Wirrimbirra and the Wollondilly Country Music Club. |
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Landcare MarketplaceWelcome to the Landcare Marketplace !! The market place is designed as an area where NSW Landcare groups can advertise their goods and services. The Department of Environment, Climate Change and Water does not endorse or in any respect warrant any third party products or services by virtue of any information, material or content referred to or included on, or linked from or to the Marketplace. Advertisements by landcare groups are published on this site as a free service to groups. All enquiries should be directed to the landcare group that placed the advertisement. IndexFor Hire
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The Australian Green Grants GuideAre you involved in a Landcare or another community group? Are you an individual or business with a great project that could help the environment? You could be eligible for one of the hundreds of grants available each year, which could make a big financial difference to your project. The Australian Green Grants Guide 2008 is a comprehensive listing of environmental and heritage grants offered by Government and non-Government organisations. Projects that lower greenhouse gas emissions, that conserve places of environmental and heritage value and that use water wisely are examples of those that have received funding.. The Guide focuses on grants relating to seven themes: Water ~ Biodiversity ~ Energy ~ Greenhouse ~ Heritage Sites ~ Land ~ Waste In the Australian Green Grants Guide 2008, you’ll have access to more than 300 grants around Australia. The guide costs for $54.95 (GST included) each.There will also be a charge of $9.95 for postage and handling for each copy mailed. Please click here for a webpage on the site of the guide's publishers, Molino Stewart Pty Ltd, which will give you more information on the guide and how to order it. Please note - The Green Grants Guide is currently sold out. Please keep referring to the Molino Stewart site for more information. |
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History of Landcare Support in NSWWant to see some of the highlights of the past 20 years? Please click here. |
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Links to Calendars of green events |
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| Department of Environment, Climate Change and Water - Greendates Calendar (www.environment.nsw.gov.au/greendates/index.htm) |