Southern New England Landcare is a not-for-profit community network based on the northern tablelands of New South Wales, Australia. See a map of our area. Our VISION is for a vibrant, socially and economically healthy community existing in a healthy, productive and biodiverse environment. Our MISSION is to foster community participation in sustainable natural resource management.

Latest news regarding this event! It is now a one day event only, Saturday 21 January.  Registrations will be accepted, with payment, up to close of business on Friday 13 January 2012.  The total cost, including GST is only $55.  Please contact Southern New England Landcare if you have any questions, 6772 9123.

Women’s Business 2012 is a gathering for Rural Women focusing on connection to the land, networking, and finding balance in a hectic world.  We aim to broach some of the BIG issues for women on the land in facilitated workshops; sharing knowledge and real life stories of ordinary women achieving amazing things. A selection of informative and hands-on workshops covering a plethora of subject areas has been planned such as clay sculpture, bush tucker walks, succession planning, biodynamics and many more!

  Women's Business 2012 registration form

This half day field excursion with botanists will enable landholders to develop their understanding of upland wetlands and develop project applications for management actions on wetland areas. Flier

When: Tuesday, 7 February 2012

Time: 8am, breakfast provided.

Where:  Commencing at Bendemeer Tourist Park, 19 Vannah Street, Bendemeer

RSVP:  SNELCC office ph.6772 9123 for catering purposes.

WormBoss and the Sheep CRC present three workshops on worm control in sheep.

23 February 2012 in Bundarra, 24 February 2012 in Armidale and 29 February 2012 in Walcha

See flier for more information

The latest edition of the Regional Landcare Update is now available.This is a fortnightly newsletter highlighting funding opportunities, events and news items specific to the New England North West region.