landcare

  • Environmental transformation

    Upper Barwon Landcare Network facilitator Andrea Montgomery says maintaining healthy waterways is key for maintaining our local farms well into the future.

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  • Grants for revegetation work

    Landholders in the Heytesbury district can revegetate their properties, with thousands of native seedlings on offer.

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  • From safaris to sustainability

    The Heytesbury region’s new landcare co-ordinator Michelle Leech is drawing on her passion for the environment and sustainability in her new role.

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  • Push to fix Barwon River

    Landcarers fear The Upper Barwon River has become a “swampy mess” and hope to engage the community in restoring the river’s health. 

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  • Heytesbury farmers to branch out

    The Heytesbury region has 28 new “master tree growers” thanks to a recent training course.

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  • Rural Scene news in brief

    National Landcare awards open, grants available for dairy communities, and national milk market news.

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  • Deans Marsh farmers win another accolade

    Deans Marsh farmers Andrew and Jill Stewart have won a second major award for their Landcare work.

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  • Award-winning farm finds success in trees

    An esteemed national Landcare award is the result of Deans Marsh’s Stewart family prioritising the ecological functionality of their farm for 50 years.

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