Friends of River Street Wetlands Working Bees are held on the second Sunday of each month from 2pm to 4pm. The wetlands are located at 66 Federation Ave, Corowa. Everyone is welcome and it's a great way to get involved in the community and the environment!
Ready to make the most of your farm’s water resources and optimise every drop? Delve into farm water planning.
Whether you're fine-tuning your current system or starting from scratch, join us at this free workshop in Coreen and take control of your water management by developing your own farm water plan.
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Join us on-farm in Savernake for a field day focussed on enhancing farm dams and wetland environments, improving water quality and managing water resources to support biodiversity and livestock.
Featuring guest presenters from:
ANU Sustainable Farms
NSW Biodiversity Conservation Trust
and more!
Buzz on down to the Wahgunyah Rowing Shed in Corowa for the Corowa District Landcare AGM, featuring guest speaker, Joe Riordan.
Joe is an expert in bee behaviour and ecology with over 40 years of experience in beekeeping. His extensive knowledge and passion for bees are sure to provide valuable and engaging information for all attendees.
Join us for Guarding the Grasslands and experience the renowned Cocketgedong Station, located between Jerilderie and Urana, to discover how the critically endangered Plains-wanderer is being protected.
Hear from specialist speakers: David Parker (Department of Climate Change, Energy, the Environment and Water), Shanna Rogers (Murray Local Land Services), Colleen O’Malley (NSW Biodiversity Conservation Trust) and Dr Meredith Mitchell (Corowa District Landcare) who will take you on a grass identification paddock walk.
Explore natural capital with Corowa District Landcare at our on-farm field day at Oaklands.
What does natural capital mean for you, the environment and farm production? Hear insights from our expert guest presenters.
Find out how emissions and soil health connect to the bigger picture in agriculture.
View an on-farm revegetation site and hear from a local landholder about his own experiences managing and monitoring natural assets on their farm.
Featuring:
Dr Cassandra Schefe (Cool Soil Initiative, Principal Scientist)
Emily Wilson (Local Land Services, Natural Capital Advisor)
Nigel Jones (NSW Biodiversity Conservation Trust, Ecologist).
Join us for a "BioBlitz" nature walk and species observation session at the River Street Wetlands in Corowa.
Explore, observe and record living things at the wetlands - plants, animals, insects, fungi and footprints!
Contribute to local conservation efforts
Spend time outdoors connecting to your local natural environment
For the kids – have a go at a nature scavenger hunt (~ages 3 to 7)
No experience necessary – everyone is welcome
Corowa Library and Corowa District Landcare present Citizen Science Essentials for National Science Week 2024.
Are you curious about how to start identifying plants and animals using technology, or eager to dive into making environmental contributions from your smartphone? If so, delve into the exciting world of citizen science with us!
Discover the wonders of Box Gum Woodlands by night. Join us for dinner and a guided spotlight walk at a property in Lowesdale. Pull up a chair and enjoy some good company, a hearty meal, and hear from our guest presenters from NSW Biodiversity Conservation Trust and BirdLife Australia over dinner before setting off on a guided spotlight walk.
Celebrate National Tree Day 2024 with Corowa District Landcare! In conjunction with the Howlong Community Progress Association Inc. and Federation Council, we will be planting trees and understory plants at the recently opened Cross Street Reserve in Howlong.
Corowa District Landcare invite you to a frog-focussed spotlight event!
Take part in a guided frog survey of the Whitehead Street Wetland by torchlight.
Learn about the threatened Sloane’s Froglet with frog experts Dave Hunter and Bryce Davies (Department of Climate Change, Energy, the Environment and Water).
Find out how to be a “Sloane’s Champion” using the FrogID app to monitor frogs.
Corowa District Landcare members and Birds on Farms project participants are invited to come along to Bangerang Park in Corowa on Sunday 30th June (9am to 11am) and collect some bird-friendly native plants from BirdLife Australia.
BirdLife Australia's Birds on Farms Southern NSW team and Corowa District Landcare invite you to a FREE Birdwatcher Training Workshop in Lowesdale for landowners and birdwatchers. An event for all experience levels!
