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National Landcare Program Phase Two

With the 2017-18 Federal Budget the Australian Government has announced the continuation of the National Landcare Program.

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National Landcare Program Review

The Australian Government has undertaken a review of the delivery arrangements for the National Landcare Program to inform future decision making.

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Indigenous activities

Regional organisations are funding activities such as on-ground delivery of biodiversity outcomes, recording and utilising Indigenous ecological knowledge, junior ranger programs and sustainable agriculture.

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Clyde Hazel, farmer involved with Environmental Stewardship program to protect peppermint box woodland. On his property near Kapunda in the peppermint box area.

Complementary investment

The National Landcare Program combines a number of previous natural resource management initiatives into one simple program.

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Wildflowers in the Francis Peron National Park at Shark Bay (World Heritage Listed site).

RLP Outcomes Reporting in 2021

Information on year 3 outcomes reporting is provided to support Regional Land Partnership Service Providers in the lead up to the first reporting period in July 2021.

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Project news

Crowning glory, 20 million trees pledge exceeded

Region: National coverage

2 August 2020 | 20 Million Trees

Six years since embarking on the ambitious project to re-establish green corridors and urban forests among our communities, more than 20 million trees have been planted across Australia – surpassing the target just in time for celebrating National Tree Day 2020.

Meaning behind the name Marna Bangarra

Region: Northern and Yorke Peninsula

9 July 2020 | Regional Land Partnerships

Marna Banggara, formerly known as Great Southern Ark, is an ambitious collaborative project to restore the southern Yorke Peninsula to a healthy and prosperous landscape.

Bringing back the Regent Honey-eater

Region: Hunter

4 July 2020 | Regional Land Partnerships

The community celebrates the release of captive-bred Regent Honey-eaters to join wild relatives in Hunter Valley.

Dreaming of an island getaway

Region: Port Phillip and Westernport Catchment

30 June 2020 | Regional Land Partnerships

Many of Australia’s islands provide an important safe haven for threatened species populations to thrive and recover away from mainland threats, including feral cats.

Farmers, the stewards of nature

Region: Northern NSW and Queensland

24 June 2020 | Environmental Stewardship Program

A transformation to behold! All thanks to the long-term dedication of landholders and scientists wanting to protect and enhance endangered grassy box woodlands through the Environmental Stewardship Program.

Three cheers for Kangaroo Island recovery effort

Region: Kangaroo Island

5 June 2020 | Regional Land Partnerships – Bushfire Recovery

This World Environment Day we celebrate the resilience of Kangaroo Island recovering after the devastating summer bushfires.

About us

The National Landcare Program is a key part of the Australian Government’s commitment to protect and conserve Australia’s water, soil, plants, animals and ecosystems, as well as support the productive and sustainable use of these valuable resources.