Members from Landcare ACT were invited by the ACT School Strike 4 Climate group to take part in a panel event at the Climate Classroom Rally at Parliament House, Canberra on 28th November 2019. The panel members are: Dr. Maxine Cooper, Chair of Landcare ACT; Martine Franco from Southern ACT …
The ACT landcare Awards took place on Sunday the 17th November 2019 at the beautiful Lambrigg Property on the Murrumbidgee River. Land Carers from across the ACT came together to celebrate the years achievements for the environment. The awards celebrate the incredible efforts of individuals and groups, young and old, …
SACTCG has established an innovative program to safely treat invading weeds in urban reserves and open space in the ACT. The Environmental Steam Weeding Program provides a solution to the risks and growing fears of chemical spraying impacts on the health of environmental volunteers, waterways and native environments, with the availability …
SACTCG held their 2019 AGM at the beautiful Tuggeranong Homestead in Richardson on the evening of Monday the 25th November. More than a dozen members joined us for a walk around the grounds, followed by the AGM. The new committee positions for 2020 are: Chair: Glenys Patulny Deputy Chair: Kerry …
Minister Greg Hunt, the Federal Environment Minister announced the successful applicants for Round 3 of the Green Army Programme on 24 June in Canberra.
Day: Sunday 6 April 2014 Activity: Lop & dab woody weeds and learn about the native plant species Meet: Car park at end of Waldock Street Chifley Start: 10 am Finish: 11.45 am with a cuppa at picnic tables Wear: long sleeve shirt & trousers, sturdy shoes, brimmed hat and suncreen …
Cooleman Ridge workshop Native vegetation ID in an area of exclusion fencing Where: Meet at Kathner Street entry, Chapman What to bring: Native plant identification books or manuals Sturdy shoes and hat Tea and snacks will be provided To register please contact Martine Franco phone: (02) 62966400 mob: 0447 223 …
Waterwatchers who went to the Scottsdale QA/QC event in late Nov had a fantastic afternoon kayaking on the Murrumbidgee River near Bredbo. It was beautiful, peaceful (mostly!) and great fun. We also saw a platypus.
