Weddin Landcare

Caring for our local environment and rural community

We 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.

Weddin Landcare General Meeting invitation. 27 November 2024

Weddin Landcare General Meeting

at the Bland Hotel

Join Weddin Landcare Steering Committee for the last General Meeting for 2024. Hear what Weddin Landcare has been up to over the last few months and share ideas for 2025.
For those interested, we will be sticking around for a pub lunch after the meeting!
Time: 12 pm (the meeting should run for about an hour)
Date: Wednesday 27 November
Location: The Bland Hotel, 4 Second Street, Quandialla
RSVP: Claire at 0421 716 170

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Current Projects

Completion of Ooma Riparian Restoration Project

Completion of Ooma Riparian Restoration Project

Following one of the worst droughts in recent history came several years of heavier rain events, which caused significant erosion across the landscape and gouged the streambanks of Ooma Creek tributaries. To combat this issue Weddin Landcare assisted three landholders...

Birds, Bats and Bugs School Education Program

Birds, Bats and Bugs School Education Program

The 'Birds, Bats and Bugs – Engaging Schools in Ecosystem Benefactors' project was developed by Weddin Landcare in 2021, following the success of the Caragabal Bird Art Project with Caragabal Public School. The program has been running for three years and now involves...

Weddin Community Native Nursery

Weddin Community Native Nursery

Weddin Community Native Nursery (WCNN) is a not-for-profit organisation managed by volunteers, and is a sub-committee of Weddin Landcare. The Nursery specialises in the propagation of plants endemic to the Weddin Shire and plays an important role in preserving the...

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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

Weddin Landcare building capacity to measure salinity in landscapes

Weddin Landcare building capacity to measure salinity in landscapes

Weddin Landcare has partnered with the Department of Climate Change Energy Environment and Water to undertake a water quality project to monitor the salinity in the Bland and Tyagong catchment areas and build capacity in hydrogeological landscape mapping...

Free desexing program reaches 300 cats in Weddin

Free desexing program reaches 300 cats in Weddin

The Keeping Cats Safe at Home project, a joint initiative of RSPCA NSW, Weddin Shire Council and Weddin Landcare, assisted by the NSW Government through its Environmental Trust, has reached a new milestone. The four-year program has been hugely successful with the...

Weddin Landcare are ramping up with new round of funding

Weddin Landcare are ramping up with new round of funding

Weddin Landcare has increased its capacity to bring relevant and impactful events and projects to local landholders and community members with secured funding through the NSW Landcare Enabling Program for the next four years.  The Landcare Enabling program is a...