The ACT Rural Landholders’ Association represents our members’ views to government. It has taken positions on land use and planning, weed and pest animal control, lease terms & conditions, land tenure, government land acquisitions, boundary issues with government land, public and third-party access to rural property, environmental plantings, environmental regulations, soil conservation.
Buru Ngunawal Aboriginal Corporation was set up so that the cultural heritage of the Ngunawal people would be protected and conserved for future generations. It also works to impart knowledge about Aboriginal culture and practices to build better community awareness.
Canberra Intrepid Landcare (CIL) is a youth-orientated environmental volunteering group in the ACT. Young people are the future of the Landcare movement and CIL aims to bridge the gap for them to engage in environmental work. We are a social and volunteering action organisation focusing on weeding, revegetation, ecological education and clean up activities. In a world increasingly disconnected from nature, the value of getting young people connected to land has never been more vital. CIL aims to help youth from across the ACT participate in nature-based activities while growing an inclusive, fun and supportive social community. Events are usually run twice every month and are regularly shared on the Canberra Intrepid Landcare Instagram and across other social platforms. For questions please contact us via email (canberraintrepidlandcare@gmail.com) or through our social media.
Ginninderra Catchment Group’s mission is to ‘connect, support and lead local communities to maintain and improve the health of the Ginninderra Catchment and surrounding environments. It is both a community-based natural resource management organisation and a Landcare network, operating primarily in the north-west ACT Region.
The Molonglo Conservation Group’s role is to help Landcare and ParkCare groups to undertake environmental protection and enhancement within the Molonglo and Queanbeyan catchments in Southern NSW and the ACT.
The Southern ACT Catchment represents all active environmental groups in the southern areas of the ACT. It covers the areas of Woden, Weston Creek, Tuggeranong and Tharwa, and provides a network for groups helping in their development and operation, providing assistance with project ideas, funding opportunities and providing a community forum for ideas and discussion.
As a member of the National Landcare Network, Landcare ACT represents the interests of the ACT Landcare community in national forums and discussions. This connection ensures local voices contribute to national policy, programs and priorities, while enabling our community to share knowledge and learn from Landcare initiatives across Australia.
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