Landcare & Community Groups

Congratulations to the recipients of the 2024 Victorian Landcare Grants in the North East Catchment Management Authority (CMA) region. In the North East CMA region, $282,020 has been allocated to 17 on-ground projects and educational activities focused on biodiversity protection. Support grants of $5000 have been allocated to 35 environmental volunteer groups in the North East region.

Landcare Victoria Inc. is surveying the Landcare community to gather information about how the Victorian Landcare Gateway website (www.landcarevic.org.au) is being used and if there are any areas for improvement. Survey closes 14 June 2022.

How to find your local Landcare and related community group to join or participate.

Does your group have a current project that needs to be reported? This page links to the current reporting forms and resources provided by the North East CMA or partners.

Does your group have a current project that needs to be reported? This page links to the current reporting forms and resources provided by the North East CMA or partners.

There are a range of information resources to assist groups to operate. This page provides links to key resources and resource areas.

The North East CMA has a range of promotional information and equipment available for Landcare and other Community NRM groups to use, borrow or hire for group events, including the promotional folders, trailer, marquees, Aframe signs and teardrop banners.

Landmate crews are small groups of prisoners, with the supervision of an experienced Industry Officer, who undertake environmental works on private and public land.

Congratulations to the recipients of the 2023 Victorian Landcare Grants in the North East CMA region. Environmental volunteer groups and networks are sharing in $3.98 million in funding to care for the state’s natural environment, with 245 on-ground and capacity-building projects and 269 support grants funded.

Congratulations to the recipients of the 2022 Victorian Landcare Grants in the North East Catchment. Environmental volunteer groups and networks are sharing in $3.22 million in funding to care for the state’s natural environment, with 217 on-ground and capacity-building projects and 281 support grants funded.