Why Are Trees and Shrubs Being Cut in the Sutton Village Reserve?
If you’ve passed by Sutton Reserve recently, you may have noticed some changes. Volunteers from Sutton Landcare and the Sutton and District Community Association (SDCA) have been hard at work improving the reserve so it can become a real asset for both the village and the wider region.
This work follows the Sutton Reserve Masterplan, adopted by both community
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Yass landcare: Waste Not, Wonder Lots
On Science Week Sunday, Yass Landcare joined forces with Wildlife Reimaginations to bring a day of hands-on, nature-inspired activities to Coronation Park, Yass. Around 250 people — from curious toddlers to wise octogenarians — wandered through the stalls and activities, each taking away something new.
Home is Where the Hollow is
Tree hollows and fallen logs provide important homes for Australian wildlife, but they’re disappearing at an alarming rate. Trees are essential for native wildlife to find food, shelter and places to roost and nest. Hollow-bearing tees are especially important because many species use these hollows daily and seasonally to nest and raise their young.
In New South Wales,
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Big Questions, Rich Insights: Highlights from Murrumbateman Landcare’s July Q&A Session
Murrumbateman Landcare Group’s recent July Q&A session drew a large and engaged audience – including a strong contingent from the Bowning Bookham Landcare group. With questions submitted ahead of time and a great panel of local experts – Jacqui Stol, Sue McIntyre, and Dave Jarrett (Weeds Officer with Yass Valley Council) – the event sparked a lively and
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