Case Studies

Restoring waterways while educating families.

Landscape Restoration Project

Rural Men's Health Night aimed to enhance community reslieience and promote proactive health

To develop a Bush Tucker garden where Bush tucker can be showcased as well as serving as an educational resource.

Farmers getting together to support each other through the trials and tribulations of practice change.

The Soils for the Future Project involved a series of soils workshops encouraging the uptake of soil regenerating farming practices . The first of these workshops was "Healthy Soils, Nutritious Foods Healthy People", with renowned speaker Dr Maarten Stapper.

The second of Northern Slopes Landcare's Soils for the Future workshops, "Road to Regen", featured Joel Williams, International soils presenter from Integrated Soils, and Former Farmer of the Year - Grant Sims

To investigate alternative methods of Tiger Pear control including Biological and nonchemical Control methods and to try to limit the spread of Tiger Pear in the Gwydir Shire Area.

A recent roadshow of Myna Bird Control workshops highlighted the growing concern in both urban and rural areas of our region about the increasing numbers of Indian Myna birds in our region and their impact.

A group of landholders in the Upper Bingara area wanting to improve Riparian areas on their properties.

Click the link below to download your copy of the Planting Native Trees for Koalas in Moree. A guide to the Koala habitat trees most suited to the Moree Shire growing and climatic conditions.

Green Triangle Farmers and Northern Slopes Landcare hosted a 4-Day Tarwyn Park Training Course in Narrabri in June, 2021

Community engagement project to raise awareness of priority weeds in our region

Green Triangle Farmer group project learning new ways to monitor and increase soil health

An on farm field day to investigate the importance of looking after your 'underground livestock' - increasing on farm biodiversity to improve soil health, increasing soil carbon and moisture retention to build resilience in your landscape