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Welcome to Tweed Landcare

Tweed Landcare supports people caring for the environment and natural resources of the Tweed. We provide information, training, project coordination, advocacy and representation for our members, locality groups, landholders and community.

What We do

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Habitat restoration, soil carbon farming, weed control, landholder training and feral deer prevention
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Local Environment

Gondwana to the beaches
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Farming

Farmers are the original Landcarers

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We provide information, training, project coordination, advocacy and representation for our members, locality groups, landholders and community.

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Supporting our local farmers

Farmers are the original Landcarers Regenerative Agriculture Regenerative Agriculture is a system of farming principles and practices that increases biodiversity, enriches soils, improves watersheds, and enhances ecosystem services. Regenerative Agriculture aims to capture carbon in soil and aboveground biomass, reversing current global trends of atmospheric accumulation. At the same time, it offers increased yields, resilience …
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Tweed Care Groups

The grassroots of Tweed Landcare are the hundreds of Care group volunteers undertaking bush regeneration (weed control) and planting native trees across the Tweed. There are more than 20 Care groups  working to restore approximately 200 hectares of bushland along creeks and rivers, wetlands, hill tops and coastal dunes. Most Care groups are restoring Council …
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Soil carbon project could have huge benefits for local farmers

Tweed Landcare has received funding for a grazing management project that could have enormous benefits for local farmers, biodiversity as well as climate change mitigation. Increased soil biology, nutrient availability, water infiltration, drought proofing and reduced erosion are some of the benefits expected from the project.  Economic benefits to farmers are expected through increased carrying capacity for livestock, healthier livestock, improved …
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Endangered Ecological Communities

An ecological community (EC) is a group of native plants, animals and other organisms that naturally occur together and interact in a unique habitat.
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Restoring habitat

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The Tweed Catchment

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Latest Projects

Mid Oxley riparian restoration and connectivity – Stages 1 & 2

Ten local landholders join forces with the NSW Environmental Trust and Tweed Landcare Inc to increase the biodiversity value of the lower reaches of

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Community Based Weeds Projects

Through the Community Based Weeds Program, Tweed Landcare has delivered two biosecurity projects that support the delivery of the North Coast Regional Strategic Weed Management Plan 2017-2022.

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Stroud Homes Tree Planting grants

Since 2016 Tweed Landcare and Stroud Homes Northern Rivers have partnered to deliver tree planting grants for Tweed Care Groups and Tweed Landcare members.

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