Greater Sydney Landcare Network is partnering with Landcare NSW and Department of Planning, Industry and Environment to plant thousands of trees to expand the city’s green canopy. The NSW Government has signed contract with Landcare NSW for 100,000 trees to be planted across Greater Sydney, with a focus on Western Sydney. The trees with provide Read More
First aid for Burned Bush
The Australian Association of Bush Regenerators (AABR) has developed a number of online information resources to help land managers affected by fire, to assist them in the recovery of their fire-affected areas. The first of these resources is a Video “Assisting regeneration post fire”. This video is posted on youtube, but can also be found Read More
The unexpected positive and negative environmental impacts of the Corona crisis
Who could have imagined the health impacts, let alone the economic ones, of a virtual lock down of modern day society? As if the catastrophe of the 2019/2020 bushfires were not hard enough for parts of Australia to deal with, now we are dealing with the aftermath of 74 deaths (current as of 22/4/20) and Read More
Help our wildlife in drought and fire with Water4Wildlife
Water4Wildlife is an initative of Greater Sydney Local Land Services, and Greater Sydney Landcare Network to help care for our native fauna – as droughts and fires cripple our landscape. Water is the best thing you can do for our native animals. Stations placed with fresh water (with landowner permissions), 500m apart and suitable for Read More
Regents return to the Cumberland Plain
Mulgoa community welcomes the threatened bird species with the arrival of chick, writes Clare Vernon. Just in time for the festive season, the Mulgoa community welcomed the arrival of it’s newest resident – a baby regent honeyeater chick. The chick is just one of only eleven known chicks in NSW to have been reared in Read More
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