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Landcare brings environment, agriculture and community together to shape a more sustainable future
For over 35 years, Landcare Australia has worked to spearhead community and corporate engagement in environmental conservation and sustainable land management, with activities that restore and protect Australia’s land, water, soils, plants, animals and ecosystems.
Working with our incredible partners and the growing landcare movement, we support environmental conservation, sustainable agriculture, and First Nations-led projects across Australia.
Our work is transforming Australia’s natural environment and helping to build community capacity by bringing people together to protect landscapes and waterways for future generations. Landcare projects connect people where they live and work to care for nature so that we have a healthy planet, and healthy people.
Our work supports individuals, community groups and organisations involved in landcare with funding, support for landscape and habitat restoration, science-led resources and information sharing, building community capacity and resilience, and the promotion of landcare achievements and impact. We integrate First Nations perspectives across the work we do.
Our Impact
With over 6,000 groups and more than 140,000 volunteers, our efforts with the landcare movement improves biodiversity, restores landscapes, builds resilience in Australia’s food and farming systems, and creates stronger communities. With the impact of a changing climate, biodiversity loss and natural disasters, our ability to drive transformative change with landcare has never been more important.
Our Partnerships
Landcare Australia is focused on creating impactful partnerships with organisations who want to invest in the long-term benefits of landcare. From restoring and protecting the environment and productive landscapes, to supporting healthier communities and people, landcare mobilises people to protect the biodiversity, land, sea and waterways where they live and work.
Why Landcare Matters – Costa’s Message
Last Financial Year We Achieved...
Trees and plants established
Projects funded
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environmental projects
How to Get Involved
Landcare Week
Survey - We Value Your Feedback
Your voice matters! Tell us what you thought of Landcare Week 2025. We will use your input to support and promote landcare activities across Australia. Looking ahead to 2026, we’re committed to making Landcare Week bigger and better. The survey closes on 31 August 2025.
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.
Current Campaigns and Grants
Coastcare Week 2026
Coastcare Week is from 7-13 December and acknowledges the Australians who are actively restoring, enhancing and protecting the natural environment in their community including Australia’s coastlines, waterways and marine environments.
Successful Applicants Will be Notified in October
Applications for the 2026 Healthy Cities Landcare Grants Program are now closed. Successful applicants will be notified in October.
Landcarer Portal
List your landcare event, share your latest news and access the NGO Landcare Exchange Directory on the Landcarer Platform.
Landcare Awards
Meet the Regional Winners
Meet the Landcare Award winners as they are announced on the 2027 National Landcare Conference website. The winners will be finalists at the 2027 National Landcare Awards.
2027 Bob Hawke Landcare Award
Nominations are now open for this prestigious national award that celebrates landcare and recognises excellence in sustainable agriculture.
2027 General Jeffrey Soil Health Award
This award honours the remarkable work done by Australia’s first National Soils Advocate, former Governor General, Major General the Hon. Michael Jeffery. Nominations open in December 2026.
Partner with Us
We co-design and deliver partnerships that make a real difference on the ground. By working closely with organisations and brands, we transform landscapes and people with landcare projects that supports healthier land, water, and stronger communities. We help our partners achieve meaningful ESG and sustainability outcomes, including alignment to the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (UN SDGs). If your organisation shares our vision for a more sustainable future, we’d love to partner with you.
Meet the Regional Winners
Thank you to the people who nominated an individual, group or organisation for a Landcare Award this year. Over the next few months, each region will host a Landcare Awards event to announce the local winners. The winners will go forward to be finalists at the 2027 National Landcare Awards, an event hosted in Adelaide on Tuesday 7 September. Meet the Landcare Award winners as they are announced on the 2027 National Landcare Conference website.
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.
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.
How to Get Involved
Stories and 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 WildSeek
Project
WildSeek is supporting a network of community hubs for the conservation and rescue response of native species across Australia. WildSeek brings together leading environmental organisations and university researchers to create an innovative drone solution for surveying koala populations.
Landcare Australia and Country Road Biodiversity Project
Country Road and Landcare Australia partnered on The Biodiversity Project to improve biodiversity value on cotton farms with restoration projects in NSW.
How can we do better?
