Mike & Billie from Dry Creek Farm are inviting you to come and learn about passive water harvesting! You will get the chance to learn how to install a swale from start to finish with a hands-on approach. 

This is an event for environmentally-minded Bathurstians (and other local people) who meet for a monthly drink to socialise, network and explore collaborations.  It is a space created for those interested in environmental sustainability and eco-efficiency, and is hosted by Greening Bathurst.

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Join us for an exciting plant identification adventure at Tongbong Station!

Discover the rich diversity of native and introduced plant species with expert guidance from renowned plant ID specialist Chris McRae, LLS Native Vegetation Officer Clint Taylor and Bruce Christie, landholder, grazier and our host for the day. Whether you're a nature enthusiast or just curious about the local flora, this is a fantastic opportunity to explore, learn, and connect with the landscape.

Did you know most of the trees at Lake Pillans have been planted by Lithgow Community volunteers over the last 25 years? You are invited to join ongoing work at this much-loved community reserve.

Join the Putta Bucca Landcarers for a casual & fun morning improving Putta Bucca Wetlands!

Grab your tools and gloves and come on down to Putta Bucca wetlands for a morning of nurturing the environment.
There's lots of planting, weeding, trimming, mulching and planning to be done! 

Join us at February’s Green Drinks for a presentation by Andrew Wooldridge and Allan Nicholson! Both work with the NSW Department of Climate Change, Energy, the Environment and Water. They’ll be sharing their extensive hydrogeological mapping of Bathurst’s rural and urban areas, offering insights into the region's diverse geology, soils, landscapes, and salinity processes. This is a must-attend event for anyone involved in soil management across the Bathurst Regional Council area.

Join us for an inspiring and hands-on workshop with Biodynamics Specialist Kesh Mudaly. This is a unique opportunity to explore the principles and practices of biodynamics – a regenerative approach to farming that improves soil health, enhances food quality, and supports thriving ecosystems.

Summer Hill Creek Care Annual Dinner-With-The-Frogs 🐸
Celebrate the season with our annual dinner! If we’re lucky with some rain, we’ll enjoy an evening of great food and company. A short meeting will kick off the event, followed by dinner.

Join us for an engaging introductory workshop on Syntropic Agroforestry, a transformative approach to farming that mimics natural ecosystems to create resilient, diverse food forests.

Capertee Valley Landcare is excited to offer this workshop focused on the essential foundations of carbon and environmental credits for landowners and farmers. With no government or commercial funding, we extend our thanks to our expert speakers who will share their knowledge and insights to help you make informed decisions without marketing jargon. This workshop will provide a clear perspective on the value of carbon and environmental credits for your land, helping you understand potential financial benefits.

Join us for the Mid Lachlan Landcare Annual General Meeting (AGM)! An AGM is an important gathering where members come together to discuss the achievements, challenges, and future plans for the organization. This is also a great opportunity to hear reports from the committee, elect new office-bearers, and participate in decisions for the upcoming year

Join us for a practical and empowering workshop on fire preparedness, tailored specifically for women in rural areas. Hosted by the Rural Fire Service, Little River Landcare, and Central Tablelands Landcare, this workshop will help you review and strengthen your fire plan for your home, farm, and community.

Come along and spend the afternoon with us! We'll be marking the moment with our AGM and enjoying a delightful afternoon tea at the scenic Our Chow, catered by Mudgee Catering co. 

Join us for a fascinating evening as we explore the world of Lithgow's pollinators at this free community event!

Join us for a fascinating evening at November’s Green Drinks, featuring wildlife ecologist George Madani, who will introduce us to the endangered Grassland Earless Dragon and share stories of the quest to rediscover this species in Bathurst’s native grasslands.

Join us for an engaging presentation on the Varroa mite and its management! This workshop dives into the history, biology, and impact of Varroa mites on honey bee populations.

Celebrate the launch of the Eugowra Catchment Landcare Group with an evening of community, music, and learning! Come down to Pioneer Park and join us in welcoming this new group, dedicated to preserving and enhancing the health of the Eugowra district catchment and supporting sustainable environmental practices in the community.

Join us for the first Landholders Workshop since before COVID, hosted by Capertee Valley Landcare in partnership with Local Land Services!

Join us for an insightful workshop focused on maximising your farm’s potential through natural capital and emissions management.

Our next monthly meeting is open to everyone interested in joining. Come along to connect, learn, and discuss upcoming activities.

Over two days, Watershed Landcare and North East Wiradjuri Co will host a group of Year 9 students from Victoria. This hands-on program will immerse students in cultural and environmental experiences designed to inspire creativity, connection, and landscape appreciation.

Propagation Session! Join us for a hands-on propagation session where we'll be potting germinated seedlings and performing maintenance. Come when you can!

Over two days, Watershed Landcare and North East Wiradjuri Co will host a group of Year 9 students from Victoria. This hands-on program will immerse students in cultural and environmental experiences designed to inspire creativity, connection, and landscape appreciation.

Join us for an enlightening evening with Dr. Kellie Leigh, a leading koala conservationist and founder of Science for Wildlife. Dr. Leigh has discovered nationally important koala populations in the Blue Mountains, combining research with on-ground action to protect endangered koalas. Meet Groot, her energetic scat detection dog, who will showcase his skills in locating wildlife.

Join us for an essential workshop on riparian weeds, tailored for landholders. Industry professionals from OzFish, Local Land Services, and Data Sense Technology will provide expert advice on managing priority weeds including blackberries, willows (Salix cinerea), and Hemlock.

Watershed Landcare's Conversations for Change is in its second year! We invite growers, graziers and farmers to come along as we explore different tools, techniques, and stories about Regenerative Agriculture in the Gulgong region.

Join us in the Capertee Valley for a casual discussion on tackling weeds on your property and strategies for effective control.

Looking for a great way to spend your Sunday morning outdoors? You are invited to a Working Bee at Risky Paddock, located at Charles Sturt University, Clifton Grove, this Sunday from 9:30 AM to 11:30 AM.