This paper articulates the value of the local Landcare networks and community NRM organisations in the ACT, Southern ACT Catchment Group (SACTCG), Ginninderra Catchment Group (GCG) and Molonglo Conservation Group (MCG). It outlines their history and success in delivering not only environmental and ecological outcomes for the ACT region but also economic benefits, social resilience and cohesion in the
community.
The Standing Committee on Environment and Transport and City Services is inquiring into the value of the natural environment to an urbanising Canberra. The Chair Landcare ACT appeared before the Committee (with others) on 27 Mar 19. Click for a transcript of evidence
Landcare ACT made a submission to the Standing Committee on Environment and Transport and City Services inquiry into the value of the natural environment to an urbanising Canberra.
Landcare ACT will be appearing before the inquiry on Wednesday 27 March from 4.10pm to 4.50 pm.
Landcare ACT (LACT) is the Territory’s peak non-government organisation for landcare, the stewardship of the land by the people. LACT is a not-for-profit company limited by guarantee and represents the ACT on the National Landcare Network (NLN)
A workshop “Climate change adaptation – what does it mean for Landcarers?” was undertaken by Landcare ACT (LACT) in May 2017 with a grant from the Australian Government’s National Climate Change Adaptation Research Facility (NCCARF). The following is a report on the workshop
Landcare ACT, the ACT’s peak body for land stewardship groups, today released its seven point agenda for strengthening the resilience of the ACT’s urban and rural landscapes.
