Landcare Australia

🎫FREE tickets to the ALCA Future Leaders Workshop hosted by Landcare Australia! 🤝Are you a young adult passionate about tackling real-world environmental issues with interactive problem-solving? Then this event is perfect for you!!! 🌳This workshop is facilitated by Landcare Australia and is part of the Australian Land Conservation Alliance’s annual conference program. 👉To see the full program visit www.alcaconference.org.au. 💻To register for the Future Leaders Forum only, email [email protected]

🌿🌳 Attention landcare groups and networks, local governments, NRM bodies, Traditional Owners, and First Nations organisations in urban and peri-urban locations! There’s a grant opportunity just for you, but hurry - Applications close on September 30! Don’t miss out on the Bupa Landcare Grants Program and be part of planting a total of 75,000 trees and shrubs, transforming our cities into greener, healthier spaces for people and the planet! 🌱🌏 Urban and peri-urban groups, like The Mudcrabs, who hold planting days on the 18th tee at Marrickville Golf Course as part of their ongoing efforts to care for the Cooks River and its foreshore, are eligible to apply. 🌼 APPLY today to receive a $5,000 to $25,000 grant for your tree planting project! 🌻 👉https://lnkd.in/gyK-vBYc Bupa #Landcare #GreenerFuture #TreePlanting #UrbanGreening #CommunityGrants #ClimateAction #BupaLandcareGrants #HealthyCities

🆗 Landcare Australia acknowledges R U OK Day! FROM THE ARCHIVES: Serpentine Jarrahdale Landcare are healing their people, not just the land 🙌🌱 If you were to find yourself in Jarrahdale's Gooralong Valley, tree planting and morning tea with fresh jam isn’t the only thing you’d be welcomed with. From grounding to tree-hugging, SJ 🆗he inter-generational community in the name of mental wellbeing and landcare. Mental wellbeing benefits are inherent to landcare activities – SJ Landcare know this and hope to share it with their community through the restoration of Gooralong Valley! The incredible results speak for themselves, and the Jarrahdale community’s collective passion for stewardship of the land, air, water, flora and fauna has seen greater cohesion, resilience, and mental well-being 🌞 After volunteering, learning and sharing in a few quick tree hugs in a community-driven project against a backdrop of picturesque natural beauty and nature’s soundtrack, who wouldn’t feel better? To read the full report go to: https://lnkd.in/gK_AEg7C #RUOK2024

📢Landcare Australia will soon announce more information about the early bird registrations and the call for abstracts for the 2025 National Landcare Conference. ❓Meanwhile we are excited to hear your ideas! Whether it’s 🗣️ speakers, 🧑🤝🧑🌱 field trips, 🗓️ event activities, or content you’d love to see in the program, you can share feedback via this link: https://lnkd.in/geJHdcrA. #2025NationalLandcareConference #NLC

Attention all sustainable ag innovators and landcarers —individuals, groups, and organisations! The Bob Hawke Landcare Award is now open for nominations, and this is your chance to be recognised! You could be nominated if you are: 🚜Shaping innovative farming systems for sustainability and ecosystem health 🏆 Championing sustainable practices among landholders, farmers, and producers 📣 Raising awareness of landcare's benefits for the environment 🤝 Inspiring others to adopt best practices in conservation and land management 🌍 Committing to turning environmental challenges into community-led solutions for biodiversity and sustainable agriculture Don’t miss this moment—nominate today! https://lnkd.in/gt8HZEw

💪Join passionate young adults at the Future Leaders Forum to tackle real-world environmental issues with interactive problem-solving and leadership sessions. Network, gain actionable insights, and leave with concrete plans to drive impactful change in conservation. 🌳This workshop is facilitated by Landcare Australia and is part of the Australian Land Conservation Alliance’s annual conference program. To see the full program visit www.alcaconference.org.au. To register for the Future Leaders Forum only, email [email protected] 🎁 Special offer! If you’re aged 18-25 and in the first 20 people to register for this Forum, your ticket (forum only) is free. If you’d like to attend the full conference, discounted youth tickets are available. #PLC24 #naturenow #privatelandconservation

💤🗓️7 Sleeps to go – yep, that’s right we’re only a week away from our exciting 🚀Junior Landcare Webinar “Taking learning outdoors using First Nations Perspective”. 🖤💛❤️ First Nations Histories and Cultures is a cross-curricular priority in the Australian Curriculum. This very special session led by Wiradjuri man and First Nations Educator Adam Shipp and Environmental Educator Sam Harrison will give you an opportunity to deepen your 🏫 knowledge by integrating learning about the world’s oldest continuous living cultures and outdoor learning. Educators who view the webinar will receive a Professional Development Certificate.🔎🌿 🖊️ Don’t miss out – register today to secure your spot. 👉 https://lnkd.in/gu8UK9FF

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🌿 Help us make Landcare Week even better! 🌟 Take a quick survey to share your thoughts and ideas. Your feedback is valuable to us. 🙏 👉https://lnkd.in/gNFQrUGA

🔎🌿It’s Biodiversity month so let’s make the most of the outdoor learning! Join us for our upcoming Webinar: Taking learning outdoors using First Nations Perspective 🖤💛❤️ 🏫Junior Landcare ambassador Costa Georgiadis is in ‘the virtual room’ with Wiradjuri man and First Nations Educator Adam Shipp and Environmental Educator Sam Harrison for an inspiring FREE webinar during Biodiversity Month. 🗓️ When: Monday 16th September 2024 at 4pm AEST 🖊️ How: Simply register online ❓ Why: It’s going to be jam-packed with advice and culturally respectful approaches covering everything from creating yarning circles, observing local habitats, and exploring First Nations weather knowledge. ✅This FREE webinar (pre-registration required) is a wonderful opportunity for educators to integrate First Nations Perspectives into your teaching. Don’t delay – book your free spot today!" 👉https://lnkd.in/gu8UK9FF