Southern New England Landcare's members are reminded of the upcoming Special General Meeting at 6 pm on Wednesday 14th August 2024 at the Uralla Community Centre. Purpose: to consider and adopt amendments to the Southern New England Landcare Ltd constitution.
All members were emailed the business papers for this meeting on 19th July 2024 with a request to send proposed amendments to the Draft Southern New England Landcare Ltd Constitution to the CEO by 5 pm 7 August.
Members Guarantee (Group representatives), also received business papers via Australia Post, and are encouraged to attend to enable a quorum. Members Guarantee are eligible to vote at this meeting. Members Associate (all other members) are most welcome to attend, however are NOT eligible to vote at this meeting. For a copy of the business papers and attachments, please contact us via email, or phone 02 6772 9123.
Please RSVP for catering purposes as a light supper and networking opportunity will follow immediately after the meeting. Event information at our events page.
Southern New England Landcare is pleased to announce the Knitting with Resilience workshop in Walcha on August 10th, where attendees will have the opportunity to craft their own Merino wool throw.
UNE together with Landcare groups, Southern New England Landcare and GLENRAC Inc., delivered a series of Calculating Carbon workshops, as part of the Drought Resilient Pasture Landscapes (DRPL) project, that educated landholders on sustainable farming and the potential benefits it can have on productivity, profits and emissions.
On Friday, 31st May, Southern New England Landcare together with Resilient Ready hosted a Resilience Dinner in Walcha as part of the FRRR Community Impact Program.
Southern New England Landcare (SNEL) is excited to announce a partnership with Highway to Well to deliver a free two-day Mental Health First Aid course.
Armidale Preparing All Communities Together (PACT) Network met for the second time and confirmed the value of having an established disaster preparedness and recovery network.
Family Nature Night held at Mother of Ducks Lagoon, during the Autumn break, brought together over 25 families for an evening packed with fun.
Southern New England Landcare is thrilled to announce the launch of several new initiatives aimed at bolstering drought resilience in the Walcha area, thanks to a series of grants recently secured by the organization.
In a world fraught with uncertainties, preparation is key to safeguarding yourself and your loved ones.
Southern New England Landcare's May Member Muster at 6 pm on Wednesday 8th May, will host Reinventing Agriculture's Kim Deans as our guest speaker, and focus on Personal Drought Resilience.
Have you done your emergency and fire risk plans yet?
Each month, NEWA (New England Weeds Authority) News will feature a local and currently threatening weed to be aware of.
As managing the effects of climate variability continues to be a growing concern for producers across the NSW Northern Tablelands, University of New England (UNE) researchers are stressing the importance of healthy waterways when trying to achieve a resilient and productive grazing system.
Have you ever wondered about the amazing slithering, squirming, flying, crawling native critters that live in your garden or favourite bushwalking spot? Have you ever considered that among them there might be a new invasive insect that could devastate Australia’s environment?
‘AG.Biz Ready Northern Tablelands' is a FREE micro-learning program available to all young farmers operating across the Northern Tablelands in New South Wales. 
Water as you’ve never seen it before!
The Ben Lomond Landcare Group invites you to join them for a special presentation from guest speaker Lesley Patterson from the Banbai Rangers.
