Landcare in the ACT

There are thousands of individuals committed to sustaining and caring for the ACT region's beautiful natural environment. You can be part of the Landcare movement too.

Landcare in the ACT

There are thousands of individuals committed to sustaining and caring for the ACT region's beautiful natural environment. You can be part of the Landcare movement too.

Get Involved

Feel free to get in touch with the convenors of any of the groups to find out how you can get involved. You could also participate in habitat restoration, waterway protection, weed management, tree planting and cultural site maintenance to name a few. Whatever it is you get involved in you’ll find a warm welcome within the Landcare community.

Rural Landcare

Farmers in the ACT region reduce weeds and increase biodiversity while also increasing productivity.

Parkcare

ParkCare Volunteers protect and enhance ACT Reserves and National Parks.

Urban Landcare

Environmental volunteers work to protect and cultivate special areas of the ACT Region’s urban greenspaces and waterways.

Wellbeing through Nature

Improving mental and physical health through volunteering in nature with the help of trained professionals.

Junior Landcare

Junior Landcare helps young Australians to develop skills, share knowledge, create experiences and foster connections with the environment and the community.

Aboriginal Landcare

Landcare ACT Members, the Ngunawal community and other Aboriginal people are working to protect and maintain cultural sites and educate the public about Ngunawal cultural heritage.

Waterwatch

Volunteers work gathering samples, testing waterways and counting bugs and platypus to provide data that informs policy and on-ground catchment management.