Our members explain why they are planting scattered paddock trees.
Mid Lachlan Landcare
supporting sustainable agriculture and restoring the environment
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Healthy Horses Healthy Landscapes Afternoon Saturday 25th July
numbers limited – we are a NSW Gov COVIDSafe organisation.
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Why Scattered Paddock Trees?
Our members explain why they are planting scattered paddock trees.
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Update : Box Gum Grassy Woodland Project
Year one sites selected.
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Some tree watering tips from the locals
Keeping new paddock trees alive
Local Landcare
Mid Lachlan Landcare supports four local groups within our district that are each focused on local issues and interests. Cranbury Landcare is north of Canowindra centred around the Cranbury Church and Hall. Hovells Creek Landcare are located to the south east…
Our Projects
Mid Lachlan Landcare is currently involved in a number of different projects including sustainable grazing, threatened species monitoring, education, ecological restoration and connectivity conservation. Growing the Grazing Revolution is focused on assisting graziers to transition to sustainable and regenerative grazing practices…
Educational Tours
Mid Lachlan Landcare has a range of tours to suit HSC and university students studying Earth and Environmental Science, Agriculture or Food Technology. Tours can also be tailored to suit visiting Landcare or Farmer groups as well as Agency groups….
Project Updates
Update : Box Gum Grassy Woodland Project
Year one sites selected.
Some tree watering tips from the locals
Keeping new paddock trees alive
Healthy Horses Healthy Landscapes Afternoon Saturday 25th July
numbers limited – we are a NSW Gov COVIDSafe organisation.
