About us

Corowa District Landcare is made up of a diverse group of volunteers, staff, members and partners working together for the health of our environment and farming landscape.

Corowa District Landcare is a community not-for-profit incorporated landcare group who have been active throughout the Federation Council region since 1996. We work with our community to carry out natural resource management and agriculture activities to improve the health and sustainability of our environment, farms and wider community.

Our broad range of members reflects the diversity of our community, which includes: farmers, urban residents, schools and other landcare groups across the region.

Corowa District Landcare’s mission is to empower our community to care for the local environment by providing opportunities and creating action. We strive to raise awareness and educate the local community about sustainable agriculture and natural resources.

Our work addresses natural resource management and agricultural issues, including climate change, soil degradation, native vegetation loss, pests and weeds, threatened species, and pasture and livestock health.

Read our 2024 - 2028 Strategic Plan here.

Where we work

We support and work closely with landholders, community members and groups who are engaging in landcare activities within the Federation Council region - an area of approximately 568,000 hectares. This includes, amongst others, Corowa, Lowesdale, Savernake, Mulwala, Howlong, Oaklands, Urana and Rand.

Get Involved

If you’re interested in getting involved you can sign up to our mailing list to stay in the loop or sign up to become a Corowa District Landcare Member. Visit our Get Involved page or email us at admin@corowalandcare.com.au for more information.