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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 here.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. Become a member of our organisation using the form provided. Contribute to our discussion forum , available through the top menu. We hope you find our site informative! |
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Lower Apsley River Landcare's Groundbreaking Publication |
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Lower Apsley River Landcare Group has recently published a great publication that will be very useful for landholders and the general public entitled "Greenhouse Gas Emissions, Flows and Stores in a Mixed Grazing Landscape in the New England Region of NSW" The publication can also be located under 'Publications' in the main menu. |
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Watch Our PlaceStories Show! |
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Keen to see what we’ve been up to? Click here… http://landcarensw.placestories.com. If you or your group would like to make a PlaceStories so you can show off your great work, try downloading the software from the same site. If there enough interest in our region, we can organize a local PlaceStories training session! |
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Landchat 78 |
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Positions Vacant - Regional Landcare Facilitators |
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New England North West Landcare Network Chairs Inc seeks to employ four (4) highly motivated people to fulfill the role of Regional Landcare Facilitators. Positions are based at Walgett, Moree, Gunnedah, and on the New England Tablelands / North West Slopes (location negotiable). Applicants should download the attached job package for instructions. Applications close 5pm, 9th September 2010. Regional Landcare Facilitator Job Package - pdf Network Chairs brochure -pdf |
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HiCUB Facebook Page |
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HiCUB's Facebook page is up... |
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Granite Soil Growing |
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Have you been trying to grow a garden or develop a farm on difficult, granite soil? If so, you may be interested in an experiment being set up jointly by Balala-Brushgrove Landcare Group and the Soil Health Forum. |
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