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Association for Berowra Creek is an environmental group established at a Public Meeting of concerned citizens in February 1993 in order to prevent further degradation of Berowra Creek, a tributary of the Hawkesbury River, and its catchment area.

Awabakal Environmental Education is a NSW Department of Education and Training facility located in the grounds of Dudley Primary School, NSW, Australia. It provides environmental education programs and services for students from Kindergarten to Year 12. It is one of 22 EECs in NSW.

The Bushcare Bulletin is designed to keep you informed of bushcare and environmental activities within the Blacktown Local Government Area.

If you live in the Blue Mountains and would like to have your own beautiful waterwise native bush garden then The Blue Mountains Wildplant Rescue Native Plant Nursery is the place to come.  All the plants for sale are of local provenance and therefore ideally adapted to their environment. You can purchase native plants propagated from seed collected locally or, more interestingly, you can buy pots of 'rescued' plants. These are  plants which the Service's volunteers have saved from the clutches of the bulldozer.

Brunswick Valley Landcare is a volunteer community organisation supporting Landcare & Dunecare groups and landholders in the Brunswick River Catchment of New South Wales.

The conservation of shore birds and water birds from Lennox Head to North Ocean Shores

The Canal Reserve Action Group (CRAG) was first formed in 1994 to spearhead the community campaign to have the Lower Prospect Canal Reserve created. CRAG has now taken on the role of guardian of the reserve.

The Centre is situated at Cascade, 22 kilometres north-east of Dorrigo, New South Wales, Australia. Picturesque lodges and dining room in the heart of the tiny Cascade village provide a great base for exploration of the area. 

Our vision is to restore and maintain the natural ecological system of the Cattai Catchment area (North West of Sydney).

CoastKeepers involves the community in regular activities which explore and safeguard the NSW coast.

Coffs Harbour Regional Landcare Inc (CHRL)  is an umbrella group for approximately 50 land-caring sites, groups and associations, comprising of dune, river, estuary, bush, coast and land 'care' groups in the Coffs Harbour area.

The Cooks River Foreshores Working Group is a voluntary association of local councils and state government agencies who have been working together since 1998 to improve the health and amenity of the Cooks River, its foreshores and catchment environment.

The Cooks River Valley Association is an incorporated association made up of caring local residents who are committed to rehabilitating the Cooks River in Sydney and fostering community spirit within the Cooks River Valley.

This website was established on behalf of Bushcare volunteers working for the preservation and enhancement of the Duck River in Western Sydney

Eurobodalla Landcare consists of 35 groups with approximately 300 volunteers involved in a variety of activities including Rivercare, Dunecare, Coastcare, Bushcare and Creekcare programs to provide for the diversity of the Eurobodalla's miscellaneous landscapes.

The Far South Coast Landcare Association is a volunteer organisation that supports groups and individuals working to improve our land and water resources on the Far South Coast of NSW.

Preserving the integrity of the Mongarlowe River and its catchment.

Ganngjalah (’gung-jar-lar’) is a cultural and environmental education centre set amidst a native botanic garden. Located on the far North coast of New South Wales, Ganngjalah is nestled within the Tweed Caldera in Bundjalung country.

HarbourKeepers involves the community in regular activities which explore and safeguard Sydney Harbour.

Hastings Landcare is a not for profit Landcare network representing Landcare and Dunecare Groups in the Hastings, Camden Haven and Wilson River Catchments. We work with private and government agencies to provide information, training and project funding to local groups and individuals.

Hawkesbury Young Landcare Group has been formedto enable young people in the Hawkesbury area to become involved in activities that are of benefit to the environment and support existing environmental projects in the Hawkesbury.

A team of young volunteers (late teens to early 30's) that travels around assisting a different Landcare/Bushcare group in the Illawarra once a month.

The Inner West Environment Group is not-for-profit incorporated community bushcare group. It was founded in 2000 by residents in the the suburbs of Summer Hill, Dulwich Hill, Leichhardt and Haberfield in the Inner West of Sydney to undertake bush re-establishment in the Hawthorne Canal catchment.

Macleay Landcare Network Inc is dedicated to supporting Landcare activities and skills sharing with agencies, landholders, networks and other NGOs across the Macleay Catchment.

The Molonglo Catchment Group is one of three community-based catchment groups in the ACT.  All catchment group areas cross over the NSW border, however the Molonglo Catchment is largely in NSW.  The catchment groups act as umbrella groups for the many Landcare and other natural resource management (NRM) interest groups in their geographical area.

Established in 1995, the Mulgoa Valley Landcare Group is actively restoring the vegetation corridor along 10Km of Mulgoa Creek near Penrith.

Peak landcare body in the Murrumbidgee catchment representing 15 Landcare Networks - 12 in NSW and 3 in ACT.

Nambucca Valley Landcare (NVL) is a non-profit community organisation whose primary role is to assist landholders living in the Nambucca River catchment to manage their natural resources, such as soils, water and vegetation, with a particular interest and expertise in the restoration of the Nambucca River and its tributaries.
 

NatureKeepers involves the community a program of regular hands-on activities to learn about, monitor, protect and restore our natural environment.

North Sydney has an active Bushcare program of approximately 150 volunteers working in 12 groups around the reserves.

The Northern Inland Weeds Advisory Committee (NIWAC) promotes a regional approach to management of noxious and other environmental weeds by bringing together all local and state government organisations and other bodies involved in land management throughout the North West and New England Regions of New South Wales.

A government appointed advisory body which includes members from landcare, government and regional NRM organisations.

OceanWatch Australia Ltd is a national environmental, not-for-profit company that works to achieve sustainability in the Australian seafood industry by protecting and enhancing fish habitats, improving water quality and advancing the sustainability of fisheries through action based partnerships with the Australian seafood industry, government, natural resource managers, business and the community.

The Cooks River Sustainability Initiative is a partnership between eight councils – Ashfield, Bankstown, Canterbury, City of Sydney, Hurstville, Marrickville, Rockdale and Strathfield and is focused on six local areas within the Cooks River Catchment. The project team is working with communities, businesses and councils for long term improvement of the Catchment.

The focus of the garden is on community and education around the benefits of fresh air, exercise and organic food production.

Landcare in Parkes and Districts is about the community, businesses, schools, local industry, people within townships and farm families working together to effectively use and manage natural resources within the overall goal of promoting and enhancing a sustainable and productive environment.

Written BY kids FOR kids. Read about the latest environmental technology, fascinating plants and animals and discover how you can make a big difference by doing some really little things.

Port Macquarie Landcare (Incorporated) is a rapidly growing organisation of volunteers dedicated to improving the land and related environments within our area of responsibility.

We are a group of volunteers who aim to restore bushland to the city.

Bushcare volunteers work with Randwick City Council's Bushcare Officer on the bush regeneration program. We work on many sites around the Randwick area, removing weeds, planting indigenous plants and installing soil erosion controls.

Reefcare is a large group of community volunteers who meet each month to regenerate and conserve remnant areas of grasslands, sand dunes and marine migratory bird habitats on Long Reef’s Aquatic reserve, Collaroy.

Several community groups, including the Rozelle Bay and Callan Park Bushcare groups, use the Rozelle Bay Community Native Nursery to propagate plants to create Local Provenance Plant corridors. These corridors provide habitat for a wide variety of birds and other animals.

The Save Manly Dam Catchment Committee is a local community group with the aims of conserving the Manly Dam catchment, its streams and bushland surrounds; to maintain its flora and fauna and to improve its water quality.

This site has been set up for volunteer bush regenerators working at Sisters Bay in Drummoyne.

The Small Farms Network is a free support service for people who live on or manage rural and peri-urban land on the south coast and southern highlands of NSW. Members in our Network range from full time farmers/producers, to residents who visit their property on the weekend and live in Sydney.

SoilCare is an association of primary producers and others on the North Coast of NSW with special interests in soil processes.

South West Rocks Dune Care works to eliminate the invasive weeds and encourage regeneration of native plants and return of native animals.

The Sutherland Shire Bushcare program is one of the largest in Sydney, with more than 700 volunteers involved in caring for over 120 bushland reserves, assisted by Council's Bushcare Officers.

Tamworth Manilla Landcare Assocaition is the umbrella association for the Tamworth Region's "on the ground" Landcare groups.

The Crossing involves young people in positive environmental projects, inspiring them to conserve.

Protecting the natural heritage of Boronia Park, Sydney

This website has been developed by the Wolli Creek Preservation Society Inc. They are committed to saving and improving this special place for the people of Sydney.

Our Vision... to share in the knowledge, skills and actions which will keep our homes, farms and locality healthy, productive and harmonious into the future.

Tumbi Wetland Bushcare is working on a Wyong Shire Council reserve and is aiming to preserve local flora. Weed management makes up a large part of this.especially at the margins of the reserve. As the area includes a major storm water outlet we also aim to improve the catchment for part of Tumbi Creek. With respect to this latter aim it has the support of the Hunter-Central Rivers Catchment Management Authority (CMA).

Tweed Bird Observers are a bird watching group, in the Tweed Valley to Byron Bay region, south of the Gold Coast.

Tweed Landcare Incorporated is a non-profit community organisation working in the Tweed catchment to acheive long term ecological sustainabilty.  We support Landcare, Bushcare, Rivercare & Coastcare projects within the community through education, advice, on ground participation, networking, consultation and assistance with access to resources.

The Upper Shoalhaven Landcare Council is an organisation consisting of representatives from each Landcare group in the upper Shoalhaven and upper Deua catchments. This enables the Landcare groups to work together, sharing information about Landcare projects and addressing some issues on a wider catchment basis.

Watershed Landcare Inc is an incorporated group with a diverse membership whose common interest is repairing and improving our environment. Members include established landholders, town and village residents, land managers, people with country retreats and local businesses.

Bushcare is a community-based initiative combining Council resources, community volunteers and trained bush regenerators to restore, protect and enhance remnant bushland areas in Waverley.

This website focuses on bushland weed control which is a major Bushcare issue in the Blue Mountains. It also provides details on contacts and activities for the Blue Mountains Bushcare Network.

West of Ranges Landcare Inc (WORLI) is a diverse group of landholders and community members in the Upper Clarence region of Northern NSW. Members include professional farmers, small landholders, conservationists, Aboriginal people and village residents. WORLI members are strong believers in respect for each other and the land. Our aim is to reduce land degradation west of the Richmond Range and foster local co-operation within successful rural communities.

Set in the heart of Western Sydney, The Western Sydney Parklands contain world class sporting facilities, popular picnic areas, a full length cycle/walking track and native bushland. Covering 5,280 hectares, the Parklands stretch 27 kilometres from Quakers Hill to Leppington. The NSW Government has established the Western Sydney Parklands Trust to be responsible for managing and developing the Parklands.

Willow Warriors Landcare Group web site with information about:
our projects across South East NSW in the Hawkesbury Nepean, Southern Rivers, Murrumbidgee and Murray Catchments
Activity Photos
Information about Willows and the rivers we paddle to map treat and monitor willows

We plant trees on your riverbank :)

Wilsons Creek Huonbrook Landcare Group is represented by a group of landholders who have made a commitment to repairing and enhancing the natural landscape in the Wilsons Creek, Huonbrook and Wanganui valleys within the Byron Bay Hinterland of Northern New South Wales.