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Land Care Exhibition at Cowra’s Little Magpie Gallery

Back in August we were invited to collaborate on an exhibition at the Little Magpie Gallery that included curating (choosing) the art and the story we wanted it to tell. The theme for our big entrance into the art world…

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Wetland plants & plant torpedo’s Workshop

One reason Carp can take over our waterways is because they are ecologically degraded, lacking plant diversity and often being eroded and polluted. Our native fish, frogs and beneficial insects need are struggling with a lack of suitable habitat for feeding, breeding and hiding from predators. That’s what this workshop aimed to address.

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Cultural Burning with Erambie Men’s Collective

MId Lachlan Landcare is partnering with Erambie Men’s Collective in a series of on-ground activities aimed at improving the ecological health and vitality of our country.

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The 2026 Canowindra Carp Muster is Coming!

Carp muster is a free, family friendly event run by Ozfish in partnership with Landcare. Other sponsors include Cabonne Council, Canowindra Connections, Local Land Services, the Age of Fishes Museum and Headspace.

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Birds on Farms – How Good is this Farm Dam

Earlier in the month Tracee took a small group out to Robbie Watt’s place in Canowindra to look at his farm dam. This is a storm dam designed to slow the water down when big rain events happen. These days…

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Trying out the Merling song I.D app for birding.

We trialled the Merlin bird app and discuss how it faired across different environments. Also mentioned is ebird and link with citizen science.

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Glossy Black Cockatoo Talk at Young CWA

On Saturday I took a drive to Young for a morning with the ladies of Young Country Women’s Association. They were celebrating their International Culture, Agriculture & Environment day and I was heading out to update them on our work…

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Packed With Pollinators – Canowindra’s Flying Fox Camp

The trees surrounding Canowindra’s swing bridge on the banks of the Bleubula river and currently teeming with Grey Headed Flying Foxes – it really is quite a feast for the senses. This dramatic swelling in numbers is temporary, caused by…

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Checking in on one of our Glossy Black Cockatoo Plantings

Tracee re-visited one of our Glossy Black Cockatoo planting sites with land holder Ash. Here’s how the plants are going.

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Eucalyptus Day & Beyond – Life Around A Gum Tree Teaching Resource

Life around the gum tree is an interactive bingo style ecology game that’s perfect for families, primary aged students & anyone wanting to learn more about the life gum trees support.

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