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Tree Guard Removal – looking for volunteers – Week starting 28th Jan 2019
Dear Landcare Supporters/Volunteers Are you interested in helping us out for the most satisfying stage of our dieback project? Starting on Monday 28th January 2018 and for the whole week, the Upper Snowy Landcare crew will be removing tree guards from our earliest biodiversity plots between Cooma and Berridale. Please let […]
FREE 2019 USLN Calendar – full of important art works from local children
The Upper Snowy Landcare Network (USLN) wish to congratulate all the participating primary schools, their art teachers and the talented students themselves for contributing such important art pieces for the 2019 calendar. The theme is, “Tree Dieback on the Monaro – Sad but True” to give us all a chance […]
USLN succession planning meeting – 15 Jan 2019
Dear USLN Members and associates First things first, Happy 2019 to you all. As discussed at our AGM (see minute below) we will be holding a special meeting for our succession planning on January 15th at 10 a.m. The purpose of this meeting is to decide the steps we need to take in […]
Do you own land containing Koalas?
The NSW Government’s latest move to preserve the iconic koala is a $20 million private land purchase program designed to secure more protected habitat. “Essentially, if you own good quality, occupied koala habitat that meets the criteria, the NSW Government is a willing buyer,” Environment Minister Gabrielle Upton said. “This […]
Seeking New Members
UPPER SNOWY LANDCARE NETWORK IS SEEKING NEW MEMBERS AS A RECIPIENT OF OUR NEWSLETTER, YOU WOULD KNOW OF OUR WORK WITH EUCALYPTUS DIEBACK RESTORATION AND OTHER LANDCARE EVENTS. WOULD YOU BE WILLING TO BE MORE ACTIVELY INVOLVED WITH THESE INITIATIVES? CAN YOU ASSIST WITH THE BUSINESS AND ADMINISTRATIVE ASPECTS? WE […]
Snowy River Day – 20 October 2018 – Dalgety Hall – 9.30 am – 1.30 pm
Snowy River Day – 20 October 2018 The annual celebration of environmental water releases into the Snowy River 9am – registration / 9.30 am start – 1.30 pm Complimentary morning tea and barbecue lunch provided Program The Snowy River Story continues: the past, present and future of saving Australia’s iconic river. […]
Art for Trees Sake
Art for trees sake – Upper Snowy Landcare, Greening Australia, local botanical artist and some active local school children got together to plant trees and create art in response to tree dieback on the Monaro. To bring the subject of Monaro tree dieback into sharper focus for local children (and their teachers and parents), […]