As part of Landcare Week, we have released the Celebrating Landcare in the Northern Tablelands Regional Film, which can be viewed here.
From the people out in the paddock to the passionate leaders on local committees, everyone plays a part in driving positive change. Strong partnerships and collaboration have helped Landcare in the Northern Tablelands grow, support resilient groups, and empower communities.
“We collaborate, we foster partnerships, we foster growth, we build Landcare groups, we build people in the community.” – Lee Thompson, Local Landcare Coordinator, Gwymac Landcare
Landcare in the Northern Tablelands supporting:
- Fire to Flourish: community and Aboriginal-led bushfire recovery and resilience with Granite Boarders Landcare
- Gwymac Landcare: sustainable farming and the Farmer Soil Group
- Glen Innes Natural Resources Advisory Committee (GLENRAC): rural mental health, connecting farmers and communities with health services
- Armidale Urban Rivercare Group: urban river and wetland restoration in partnership with the University of New England - The Armidale Urban Rivercare Group is a subgroup of Southern New England Landcare. The project is partnered with Armidale Regional Council, Armidale Tree Group, and University of New England.
Landcare in Northern Tablelands shows the impact of what’s possible when local people, partners, and communities come together.
This initiative is made possible by the NSW Landcare Enabling Program, a collaboration between Local Land Services and Landcare NSW supported by the NSW Government.
Video produced by Nviro Media.
