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Landcare is a community-based volunteer movement that coordinates actions to care for our land. Joining your local Landcare group is a fantastic way of learning more about sustainable land management from local people.
Landcare groups are made up of volunteers who are landowners working together to enhance the condition of their local environment, whether it is in a rural or urban area. These groups provide assistance and guidance to members concerning a range of land management concerns, including controlling weeds and pests, selecting and planting trees, controlling erosion, and preserving native flora and fauna.
Moorabool Landcare Network is an example of such a group, and they offer local advice and support to members in the area.
Roger MacRaild, Moorabool Landcare Network facilitator: facilitator@mln.org.au or visit www.mln.org.au
The Committee was formed in 1998.
It has representatives from each of the following:
Meetings are on the first Monday of each month.
Representatives discuss land management issues and provide advice to Council.
Some of the activities of the group include: