Weddin Landcare
Caring for our local environment and rural communityWe are a not-for-profit organisation dedicated to regenerating the landscape to support healthy ecosystems and agricultural production, protect our local flora and fauna and help our rural community thrive.
Training Subsidy 2025-2026
As part of our Over the Fence project, Weddin Landcare is offering subsidies for farm owners, farm managers and future farmers within the Weddin Landcare District to undertake professional training and development to improve their farm business and/or the natural resource management skills.
Applicants can apply for up to 50% of the cost of their training course, to a maximum of $1,000 (GST excl) per farm business. The funding is limited and competitive, which may mean that not all applicants will be funded. Subsidies will be offered on a first-in, first served basis. Terms and conditions apply.
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Why join Weddin Landcare?
Whether you’re a broadacre farmer, a school student or an urban resident we can provide support and connect you with experts or like-minded peers to help progress your environmental goals.
Landcare members can attend our meetings and nominate for our Weddin Landcare Steering Committee to help provide direction to Weddin Landcare projects and activities.
As a member you can also increase your knowledge, stay informed and take advantage of our resources.
Latest News
Central West Region Community of Practice Meeting
On the 15-16 February 2023, Local Landcare Coordinator, Melanie Cooper and vice-chair of the Weddin Landcare Steering Committee, Clemence Matchett, attended the Central West Region Landcare community of practice event at Dubbo. The two-day event allowed them to meet...
Ooma Creek Tributary Riparian Restoration Project Funding
Weddin Landcare are pleased to announce that they have gained funding to undertake riparian restoration works on three tributaries of the Ooma Creek. Weddin Landcare will receive $50,000 to assist three landholders undertake the works which will involve woody weed...
Milestone for Keeping Cats Safe at Home Project
On 11 October 2022 the 100th cat for the Weddin Shire was successfully desexed as part of the Keeping Cats Safe at Home Project at Lachlan Valley Vet Clinic in Grenfell. The initiative is part of Weddin Shire Council's strategy to address the overpopulation and...