Farmers are at their wits’ end dealing with wild rabbits as a plague of the pest sweeps across parts of NSW.
NSW Farmers’ Junee Branch Chair Martin Honner said landholders in the Junee, Illabo, Wagga Wagga and surrounding districts were losing the battle to contain the destructive pests as they were reported in unprecedented numbers across the Riverina.
“The Easter Bunny is one thing, but these pests are a whole other ball game that have been introduced into our nation and have been causing havoc ever since,” Mr Honner said.
Climate Friendly, Australia’s leading carbon farming service provider, is hosting a free day-long field event focused on how carbon projects can benefit agricultural businesses while generating income through Australian Carbon Credit Units (ACCUs).
NSW Farmers has launched a new guide to help farmers and rural communities navigate the renewable energy transition.
assionate community members gathered for Southern New England Landcare’s Koala Konversations event on 20th March at the Welder’s Dog Brewery in Armidale.
Would you like to join a dynamic board of directors in the local area, or do you know someone who would like to?
Armidale Regional Council is hosting Red Cross Disaster Prepare & Recover Morning Teas next week across the region, offering practical advice on emergency preparedness and community support.
Southern New England Landcare Local Landcare Coordinators Struan and Beth are working with our affiliated Local Landcare Groups to develop a Local Priority Plan, and we need your input!
Southern New England Landcare’s new ‘Cuppa Chat’ groups are bringing together local farmers and graziers for informal, on-farm discussions about sustainable and regenerative agriculture.
Southern New England Landcare invites community members to Koala Konversations, an inspiring Koala Conservation Speaker Night, to learn how they can help protect one of Australia’s most iconic species.
Armidale Regional Council is offering Community Small Grants (up to $2,000) and Community Support Grants ($2,000 to $5,000) to support projects within the Armidale Local Government Area.
Local community organisation GWYMAC (Gwydir and Macintyre Resources Management Committee) is preparing to host the 2025 New England and North West Landcare Adventure, on 7th & 8th March at Inverell.
Seeing native vegetation as ‘natural capital’, and managing it as such, has been a topic of great interest to policy makers and landholders in recent times, especially since the release of the Draft Native Vegetation Regulatory Map.
SNEL is taking orders for people interested in taking advantage of the below offer of Ekidna Spiky Tree Guards. Please contact the front office if you are interested. 
Landcare Australia has opened the 2025 General Jeffery Soil Health Award and is inviting landcarers across the country to nominate friends and colleagues who make an impact in soil health. 
The first entries for the Brushes for Biodiversity Kids and Youth Art Competition have been recieved and I have been blown away by some talented kids from Walcha!
Gwymac Landcare invites you to an exciting two-day event packed with learning, connection, and celebration.
