Plant of the Month
Christmas Bells
Christmas Bells (Blandfordia grandiflora) are reasonably common in coastal heathlands with most flowering around Christmas time up to about 4 years after fires or other clearing.
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Standing under the Mistletoe
An interesting group of plants are the Mistletoes, parasitising their host trees for water and nutrients they are an extremely important part of the ecosystem.
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New App: Birdata
Did you know birds are a key indicator for biodiversity health in the landscape? How healthy is your patch?
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New App: I Spy Koala
A new app encourages users to record sightings of Koalas
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New App: Birdata
Did you know birds are a key indicator for biodiversity health in the landscape? How healthy is your patch?
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Reflection: Weeds Conference
Weeds continue to be a big problem for NSW- What are the strategies, research and new products being developed? Are we effectively putting the ‘We’ in weeds across tenure?
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Memorandum of Understanding – HLLS, HRLN & MC2TC
This MOU was developed by staff and volunteers, to support the partnership between the organisations, and to provide guidance for the building of similar effective relationships at the state level.
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Local Land Services – Recruitment
Local Land Services has just embarked on a recruitment campaign for 29 positions on our local boards.
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Project Achievements
HRLN Landcare Initiatives and Activities 2017 – 2018
Glendonbrook Remnant and Riparian Restoration Project
Click the link below to view and download the document about this project. It is a very large file. https://drive.google.com/file/d/1TbQr9oLEIELStGG3I00TSHfP-_tYWPfL/view?ts=5a178b67 [embeddoc...
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National Landcare Program: Smart Farms Small Grants Round 3
The Australian Government is inviting applications for projects to deliver services under the National Landcare Program – Smart Farms Small Grants Round 3.
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Environmental Restoration and Rehabilitation
Community and government organisations can apply for grants of up to $100,000 for projects that achieve long-term outcomes for the NSW environment.
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