Supporting Landcare Groups in the Territory
Meet local Territory Landcare Groups
Katherine South Primary School
Katherine South Primary School is situated on Riverbank Drive in the town of Katherine, in the Northern Territory of Australia.
Arnhem Coast Clean Up
Arnhem Coast Clean-up is a community led initiative to clean up the coastal areas in East Arnhem Land. Working in collaboration with the Dhimurru Rangers, passionate volunteers run clean up events to minimise marine debris which washes up on the shores of East Arnhem Land. Volunteers are welcome to join, from near or far.
Friends of Mitchell Creek Catchment
Established in 2009 to ensure the conservation, protection, maintenance and enhancement of natural ecosystems, environment and biodiversity within the Mitchell Creek Catchment for the benefit of the whole community.
McMinns Lagoon Reserve Association
Formed by a dedicated group of local residents in 1987, who work to provide natural habitat in the reserve for a diverse range of wildlife.
Friends of Fogg Dam
Formed by a group of dedicated volunteers in 2006 to protect and enhance the natural environment at the popular Fogg Dam Conservation Reserve and Wetlands.
Centralian Land Management Association
Formed in 1988 by a group of local pastoralists. The Association is the largest Landcare group (by area) in Australia, extending from Tennant Creek to south of the NT/SA border.
Barkly Landcare and Conservation Association
Established by a group of primary producers based in the Tennant Creek region who employ a full-time Coordinator to improve natural resource management outcomes.
Casuarina Coastal Reserve Landcare Group
Casuarina Coastal Reserve Landcare Group was formed by a group of dedicated locals 30 years ago who wanted to protect and restore this important habitat corridor.
Roper River Landcare Group
Land owners, land managers and residents committed to monitoring, maintaining and improving the Roper River catchment and its natural values.
Ludmilla Creek Landcare Group
Working to restore Ludmilla Creek, an important waterway and habitat corridor, for the benefit of future generations of Darwinites.
Alice Springs Landcare Group
Represents four landcare groups in the Alice Springs area, including Town Todd, Northside (Dixon Park), Spencer Valley and Ankerre Ankerre (Coolibah Swamp) featuring the Ilparpa Claypans.
Olive Pink Botanic Garden Landcare Group
The Garden was founded in Alice Springs in 1956 by Miss Olive Muriel Pink as the Australian arid regions flora reserve.
Rapid Creek Landcare Group
A group of local volunteers who aim to restore and protect natural ecosystems within the Rapid Creek catchment.
Friends of East Point
Friends of East Point protect and enhance the natural environment and biodiversity of the East Point Breezeway.
Commencement of Emily Raso as the Executive Officer as Landcare NT
The Landcare NT Management Committee is excited to announce the commencement of Emily Raso as the Executive Officer as Landcare NT. Emily grew-up on the Mornington Peninsula in Victoria; however, has lived and work across the top of Australia (including the Kimberly, Cape York and in the Top End) since 2005.
Sustainable Land Management Field Days on Central Australian Rangelands– An outback success story
Over 60 attendees participated in the Sustainable Land Management Field Days held at the Aileron Racecourse and on Aileron Station, 130 km north of Alice Springs, NT, on the 12th and 13th of October. Land resource managers including pastoralists, experts from both government and industry, land council representatives and miners united to learn about sustainable land management in the central Australian rangelands.
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