Landcare Illawarra supports a network of small local nurseries growing local plant species from seed collected in the Illawarra. These plants are used for Landcare revegetation projects but are also…
Join us to secure the future of Kiama’s iconic Cabbage Tree Palms.A single Cabbage Tree Palm standing tall amidst Kiama’s green hills is an emblem of our local landscape. The…
The weather was perfect for the Landcare Illawarra 2024 AGM and 25th Birthday celebrations at Curry’s Mountains Estate on Saturday 26 October.Andy McNeil led had a capacity crowd for the…
Landcare Illawarra vollies had such an amazing day out today at the inaugural Illawarra Nature Festival!Hosted by the Saving Our Species team, and enabled by dozens of local individuals, groups…
UOW Pulse students at NTD 2024. Landcare Illawarra was delighted to host UOW Pulse student volunteers for National Tree Day this year.With generous support from Planet Ark’s Seedling Bank, plants…
Landcare Illawarra Strategic Plan 2024-2027 VISIONResilient ecosystems from escarpment to sea MISSIONConnecting communities to best practice land management through stewardship of Illawarra's unique landscapes OUR VALUESCollaboration: We foster inclusive and…
Landcare Illawarra groups are able to meet on ground again provided they have proof of double vaccination.
There is often a shortage of suitable nesting places and building materials, so native bees will readily take up “artificial” housing if you provide it.
Many environmentalists work to preserve nature for a range of very good environmental reasons, but forget that one of the major benefits may be human health...
Street trees create urban-forested corridors linking the escarpment to the sea, and add to our wellbeing.