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Celebrating 40 years of Landcare

Sunday 9 August - 12pm to 3pm

Baarmutha Park Function Centre (Beechworth Football Netball Club)

Balaclava Road, Beechworth

A buffet lunch is being provided with drinks available for purchase

Tickets $20 plus booking fee

Children under 4 years are free to attend with their families or guardians

Book your ticket here

 

This year marks a remarkable milestone - 40 years since Landcare's humble beginnings.

In 1986, under the leadership of the late Joan Kirner, then Minister for Conservation, Forests and Lands and Heather Mitchell, former Victorian Farmers Federation President, Landcare was born. What began as a simple yet powerful idea has grown into one of Australia's most inspiring community-led movements.

We are inviting fellow Landcarers to join in celebrating this wonderful achievement. Over the past four decades so much has been accomplished thanks to the commitment, care and hard work of so many people.


Thriving Women Conference

10 and 11 August 2026

Lansell Room, All Seasons Resort, Bendigo

Register at events.humanitix.com/thriving-women-2026-conference

Find out more at thrivingwomen.com.au

Women Together Learning (WoTL)'s Thriving Women 2026 Conference has the theme Thriving Women. Thriving Agriculture. Because communities don’t flourish by accident, resonating with the vibrant and dynamic community of women connected through agriculture. 


Soil Moisture Monitoring workshop

Thursday, 13 August - 9am to 11am
St Paul's Anglican Church Hall, 158 Myrtle St, Myrtleford
Hosted by Agriculture Victoria and North East CMA
Register at https://events.humanitix.com/soil-moisture-monitoring-workshop


Healthy dams on-farm focus

Sunday 16 August - 9.30am

309 Whorouly South Road, Whorouly South

Tea and coffee provided

Hosted by Whorouly Landcare Group

RSVP to Ant Ivone on 0439 871 433


Landscaping for Bushfires: Garden Design and Plant Selection

Saturday 22 August

10am to 12pm followed by a light lunch

Milawa Hall

Book for place here

The location, type and ongoing maintenance of vegetation can significantly reduce the impact of a bushfire on any property.

Join Owen Gooding, author of CFA Landscaping for Bushfire: Garden design and plant selection for a discussion followed by a Q&A session.

For more information contact Kerrie - 0418 427 730 or support@ovenslandcarenetwork.org.au


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