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Your Monthly Update from
Landcare Australia
There’s plenty to celebrate and discover in this edition of Landlink. You can now explore an incredible collection of video recordings and posters from the 2025 National Landcare Conference and Awards on the Landcarer platform – a valuable resource if you missed the event or want to revisit the inspiring content.
We’re also showcasing the 2025 National Landcare Award winners, new partnerships, and opportunities to get involved in projects that are making a real difference for Australia’s environment and communities.
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2025 National Landcare Conference Video Recordings & Posters
You can now watch all the speaker presentation videos from the 2025 National Landcare Conference, and the 2025 National Landcare Awards event online. We have also published over 50 poster presentations that were on display at the conference. If you missed the recent National Landcare Conference, or if you want to listen to the speakers again, accessing this content online means you can share the content with others in your landcare network and community.
The posters and speaker presentations are hosted on Landcare Australia’s Landcarer platform, this is a user generate website that allows you publish your own content and join online conversations about landcare, agriculture and natural resource management.
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2025 National Landcare Award Winners
With over 650 people at the National Landcare Award dinner on the Gold Coast, it was a big evening of celebrating landcare. Congratulations to the National Landcare Awards finalists and winners.
You can watch the event online here and read about the award winners.
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Share Your Ideas:
Landcare Week 2026
We are planning Landcare Week 2026 to celebrate that landcare is for everyone and promote the outstanding achievements of landcarers across Australia.
If you would like to contribute your ideas for the campaign, we invite you to contact us via this short survey by November 30, 2025.
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Expression of Interest to Register Your Land
with Landcare Australia
Each year, Landcare Australia conducts planting projects on a range of properties around Australia on behalf of various partners. Landcare Australia is building a database of land available for future planting projects. By registering your land, you’ll be considered for funding and project opportunities as they become available, helping to restore and protect Australia’s natural environment.
This opportunity is open to landholders, Traditional Owners, First Nations organisations, primary producers, environmental not-for-profit organisations, and government agencies. Together, we can deliver high-quality, on-ground outcomes that benefit both the environment and agriculture. If your project meets the criteria of one of our funding partners, we will contact you.
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The Biodiversity Project: Haddon Rig
Macquarie Valley family farm, Haddon Rig, has become the sixth project to join the Landcare Australia and Country Road partnership, The Biodiversity Project.
Haddon Rig has joined with an aim to restore riparian zones and protect marshlands on the property, including the planting of native grasses and tree species to promote biodiversity and native species growth. This involves planting and fencing over 2,000 native trees and grasses, creating a safe habitat for migratory birds. Due to the success of the planting, an additional 2,000 trees were planted by the landowners.
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Bring Your Community Together for Pollinators
Australian Pollinator Week (8–16 November) is a nine-day festival celebrating Australia’s diverse pollinators.
Australia is home to many pollinators, including more than 2,000 species of native bees as well as hoverflies, moths, butterflies, beetles and other vital species.
Schools, youth groups and families can get involved by hosting a pollinator picnic, planting bee-friendly flowers, joining the Australian Pollinator Count, creating pollinator art or running fun community activities. Visit the website for ideas to engage Junior Landcarers in learning all about pollinators.
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New Five-year Partnership with Coca-Cola Europacific Partners
Landcare Australia and Coca-Cola Europacific Partners (CCEP) have launched a new five-year partnership to protect and preserve Australia’s natural environment.
The partnership is centred on boosting biodiversity and fostering sustainable ecosystems through a major revegetation project at CCEP sites across Australia. Around 55,000 native trees, shrubs and grasses will be planted across 55 hectares of land. Landcare Australia will lead the revegetation project, from site preparation, through to seeding, planting and ongoing management.
Watch this great video to learn more.
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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, seas and sky, and pay our respects to their Ancestors and Elders past, present and future.
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