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Who We Are
Landcare Australia is an independent, national not-for-profit organisation established in 1989. For over 35 years, Landcare Australia has worked at the forefront of community and corporate engagement in environmental conservation and sustainable land management with activities that protect and conserve Australia’s land, water, soils, plants, animals and ecosystems.
Our work supports individuals, groups and organisations involved in landcare with funding, on-ground projects, capacity-building, information sharing, networking, and promotion of landcare achievements. Together with the landcare community, our efforts improve biodiversity, restore landscapes, build resilience in Australia’s food and farming systems. With the impact of a changing climate, biodiversity loss and natural disasters, our work has never been more important.
We are focused on supporting the landcare community to continue their important work. We help create stronger communities by fostering the next generation of Young Adults and school children, increasing engagement with First Nations people and communities, and integrating First Nations perspectives into our projects.
Landcare Week 2025

Landcare Week Resources
Easy to use branded resources for groups to promote their activities during Landcare Week. You can personalise the event and communications resources with your group name.

Landcare Through the Lens
What does landcare mean to you? Sumit your favourite landcare photo and tell us why the photo best represents landcare to you. Selected photos will be on show at the 2025 National Landcare Conference and published during Landcare Week. Entries close 31 August 2025.

Landcare Week Photo Gallery
View some of the entries for Landcare Through the Lens, showcasing the incredible work and dedicated groups of landcarers across Australia. These powerful images highlight the passion, resilience, and impact of communities caring for our land and environment.
Campaigns and Grants

Conference 100+ Speakers Announced
This diverse line-up of speakers includes leaders, innovators, and changemakers from all walks of life who are shaping the future of sustainable land management and environmental conservation.

Landcare Agriculture Biodiversity in Action Grant
Applications are now closed, successful recipients will be informed soon. Thank you to everyone who has taken the time to apply.

Landcarer Portal
Check our the Landcarer portal! A FREE online community for individuals, groups and organisations with a passion for conservation, sustainable land management and agriculture.
Campaigns and Grants

2025 General Jeffery Soil Health Award Finalists
This award recognises the exceptional work of people who care for soil health and who are educating or inspiring others. To learn about the finalists click below.

2025 Bob Hawke Landcare Award Finalists
Congratulations to the three finalists selected for the 2025 Bob Hawke Landcare Award, the highly coveted award recognises excellence in landcare and sustainable agriculture. To learn about the finalists click below.

2025 Healthy Cities Landcare Grants
Applications are now open for the Healthy Cities Landcare Grants Program. To read to guidelines and apply click below.
Our Impact
Landcare Australia manages multiple programs, projects and national campaigns in partnership with a diverse range of stakeholders to support the landcare movement, our activities contribute to 11 of the 17 the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals.

Our impact for FY24:

Projects funded
by grants
Projects funded with First Nations engagement and knowledge

Community Events Supported

Community biodiversity surveys conducted
Stories | Case Studies

Landcare Australia Funds First Nations-Led Project
Landcare Australia is proud to partner with Point Pearce Aboriginal Corporation in establishing a First Nations community-led conservation and education project.

The Healthy Rivers Project
The Namoi Catchment, like many other river systems in the Murray- Darling Basin, needs a helping hand to enhance biodiversity, especially in riparian areas, floodplains, and wetlands.

Landcare Australia and Country Road Biodiversity Project
Landcare Australia, in its ongoing partnership with Country Road, is expanding The Biodiversity Project, which has already received $1 million in funding to deliver biodiversity restoration projects across Australian family-owned cotton farms.Â
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