Acknowledgement of Country
Murrumbidgee Landcare Inc acknowledges the Wiradjuri people who are the Traditional Custodians of the Land on which we work. We pay our respects to Elders of the Wiradjuri Nation, past, present and emerging, and extend that respect to all First Nations Elders.
We celebrate the diversity and strength of Aboriginal cultures and value their contribution to caring for our Land.
Latest News
Case Study: Getting the word out about Landcare
A lack of communication channels, combined with low-capacity communication skills amongst individuals, has left Landcare groups struggling to connect with their community, share successes and recruit new members. Important updates, opportunities and event announcements are often overlooked, curbing participation and local awareness within communities, adding to the volunteer burnout. Without someone skilled in media, social posts, or public speaking, many groups miss out on effective storytelling and broader engagement,…
Case study: Discovering Spring’s Hidden Treasures in Kindra State Forest
Coolamon Landcare Group wanted to encourage the local community to reconnect with nature and rediscover the unique biodiversity of Kindra State Forest. The forest had always been well-loved, yet many people were unaware of its rich orchid population and the subtle seasonal changes that make it so special. Driven by curiosity and care, the group…
Great Southern BioBlitz 2025 – Tootool
A day to celebrate our beautiful Riverina landscapes with Eastern Riverina Landcare. What a fantastic turnout! We had citizen scientists of all ages enjoying the Tootool Wetlands on Bullenbung Creek. It was wonderful to have members of the Milbrulong and District Landcare Group join us and share stories of the work they carried out years…
Coming Events
Batlow: What’s croaking in the creek BioBlitz
Join us for the first-ever Batlow Bush BioBlitz, a weekend of wild discovery in Batlow’s beautiful bushland! Over two days, nature lovers, families and curious locals will team up with scientists and Landcare members to explore, identify and celebrate the amazing plants and animals that call our patch home. From frogs croaking in Reedy Creek to…
Batlow: What went bump in the night BioBlitz
Join us for the first-ever Batlow Bush BioBlitz, a weekend of wild discovery in Batlow’s beautiful bushland! Over two days, nature lovers, families and curious locals will team up with scientists and Landcare members to explore, identify and celebrate the amazing plants and animals that call our patch home. From frogs croaking in Reedy Creek to…
Batlow: On the Bush Lookout BioBlitz
Join us for the first-ever Batlow Bush BioBlitz, a weekend of wild discovery in Batlow’s beautiful bushland! Over two days, nature lovers, families and curious locals will team up with scientists and Landcare members to explore, identify and celebrate the amazing plants and animals that call our patch home. From frogs croaking in Reedy Creek to…
