The Bob Hawke Landcare Award is one of Australia's most prestigious recognitions for individuals, groups and organisations demonstrating exceptional leadership in landcare, sustainable agriculture and natural resource management. Established in honour of former Prime Minister the Hon. Bob Hawke AC, the award celebrates those who are championing sustainable land management, inspiring others to take action, and delivering meaningful environmental and community outcomes
In the afternoon, Greg Ingram from Local Land Services and Jessica Wegener guided us as we made coolamons and digging sticks. That evening, we heard from Aleshia Longsdale, Chair of Mudgee Local Aboriginal Land Council, and continued the conversations over dinner
Pauline Rudolph is an experienced natural resource management professional with over 25 years in the field, including 20 years with DEECA. Currently as Manager, Environmental Values, Forest Fire and Operations Division in DEECA (Grampians Region), she leads a small team that considers management of biodiversity, related to forest and fire management activities on public land
05-09-2026 | 10:00 - 13:00 ET Pomonal VIC
Dung Beetles have many benefits, resulting in healthier soils, paraciste and pest control and improved water infiltration. This double sided DL flyer summaries the many benefits of dung beetles, provides help on how to make them thriveand lists 11 species that can be found in Greater Sydney...
Dung beetle DL flyer NO TRIMS April26.pdf
We hope this will serve as the spark for many dialogues with you, experts working in Australia's bushfire and land management space, about your biggest challenges, where you might see conservation finance as a useful tool, and what you think is limiting landscape-scale resilience.
30-07-2026 | 10:00 - 11:00 ET
With just one week remaining until nominations close for the 2026 State and Territory Landcare Awards, we’re calling on you to shine a light on the local people and groups making a real difference to the health of our land, water and environment
Updates on Gegedzerick land management and wildlife monitoring projects. Learn about how Upper Snowy Landcare network is monitoring artificial tree hollows and working to restore this special patch of woodland Opportunity to network and connect with people involved in landscape management and restoration
This informative brochure provides many useful facts, diagrams and tips for getting the best results from rotational grazing.
Rotational Grazing involves moving livestock through a series of paddocks to allow pasture plants to rest and recover. Underlying rotational grazing concepts include moving stock out of a paddock before desirable species are grazed too hard, returning stock only once the pasture has recoverd,...
FINAL GSLLS Rotational Grazing DL QUAD FOLD.pdf
This project is supported by Landcare Australia, through funding from the Australian Government.Landcare Australia is proud to acknowledge Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Peoples as the Traditional Custodians of the Country on which we live and work. We value and respect their deep and continued spiritual and cultural connections to the land, waters and seas, and pay our respects to their Ancestors and Elders past, present and future.