“All are welcome on a Landcare site.”
Hunter Region Landcare Network Membership from 1st July 2026 – 30th June 2027
Membership of HRLN is open to all individuals and Landcare or similar groups who accept the objects and constitution of the association.
Group Membership
Our member Landcare groups can access support from their Local Landcare Coordinator for advice on a range of topics including insurance, volunteer management and how to apply for grants for their group. They also have access to Regional Landcare Coordinator support to work with stakeholders. Groups have access to HRLN nursery native tubestock, loan of HRLN equipment, promotion opportunities and the online Members Hub.
Individual Membership
Are people who wish to support grassroots Landcare across the region on a personal basis.
Individual members are given priority book-in to educational workshops and free or discounted tickets to HRLN events. They also have access to native tubestock and other giveaways and access to our online Members Hub.
Landcare Group Membership
- To be paid annually
- Membership fees due and payable on the 1st July 2026
- Renewals due 1st July 2027
- Please note, new Group Membership applications are subject to approval at the next monthly HRLN committee meeting. You will receive a confirmation e-mail when your membership is approved.
Individual Membership
- To be paid annually
- Membership fees due and payable on the 1st July 2026
- Renewals due 1st July 2027
- New Individual Members who join between 1st January 2027 and 30th June 2027 receive membership until 30th June 2028
- Please note, new Individual Membership applications are subject to approval at the next monthly HRLN committee meeting. You will receive a confirmation e-mail when your membership is approved
For any Membership enquiries, please get in touch!
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“Landcare is for everyone.”
What is Landcare?
A grassroots movement, supported by all three levels of government and the private sector.
People working together in a catchment to combat soil erosion, pests & diseases, loss of habitat for local flora & fauna.
Communities coming together to care for our environment.
People working together to return the bushland, creeks, wetlands or beach to the wondrous place they remember from their childhood.
Community building. It creates friendships, nurtures your soul and keeps you fit, it helps develop your sense of place, provides opportunities for you to make a difference and its fun.
Who are community Landcarers?
As the name suggests, “Community Landcare” is all about local communities coming together to address local natural resource management issues.
Community Landcarers come from all walks of life. All ages can participate; from preschoolers to senior citizens!
Some Landcarers are:
Organisers
Nurturers
Teachers
Tea Makers
Weeders & Planters
Digging Machines
Leaders
Listeners
Landcare Members
Already involved in Landcare?
Here’s what your regional network offers.
“We are Landcare.”
Landcare Groups
Find out where your local group is and how to get in touch.
News & Events
Read the latest Landcare news from across the Hunter Region and come along to local Landcare event.
Grants
Find out about local and national funding opportunities open to Landcare and environmental groups.
Resources
Our resource section is a library of helpful information including bird guides, plant identification and much more.