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Dear Visitor, Our latest news and upcoming events for your calendar. |
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Have Your Say: 2026 Member Survey Now OpenSouthern New England Landcare is shaped by its members — and we want to hear from you. Our 2026 Member Survey is now open and we’re inviting all members to take a few minutes to share their thoughts, experiences, and ideas. Your feedback plays a vital role in helping us understand what’s working well, what could be improved, and how we can better support our Landcare groups and members across the region. The survey focuses on key areas including:
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UPCOMING SNEL EVENTS Here’s a preview of some of our upcoming events. For the full list of Southern New England Landcare's events, visit our events page here. |
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RESOURCE LIBRARY SPOTLIGHT Did you know Southern New England Landcare has an extensive resource library for our members? Each month, we’ll highlight a featured resource — most are free and open to the public. If you're interested in a resource, you can pick it up from the SNEL office during business hours or have it posted at your expense. |
Sharing Our Stories: Experiences in Property Planning
If you would like a copy, please visit the SNEL office or call 02 6772 9123. |
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REGIONAL EVENTS The following are some events happening across the New England from our regional partners and community groups. |
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EQUIPMENT FOR HIRE SNEL has a variety of equipment for hire to members. Please contact the office for more information. |
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Sharing Our Stories: Experiences in Property Planning — Case Studies from the Border Rivers and Gwydir Catchments is a regional land management booklet that presents real property planning case studies from landholders in the Border Rivers and Gwydir catchment regions of northern New South Wales. It shares practical examples of how landholders have applied property planning principles and tools to address production, environmental and catchment management challenges on-ground, with the aim of helping others learn from local experiences and improve planning and natural resource outcomes in similar landscapes.
