Keeping Culture Strong and Indigenous Cultural and Intellectual Property Rights – Garma Festival Panel

Australia is home to some of the most diverse landscapes and ecosystems on Earth — from vast deserts and ancient rainforests to rich floodplains, mangroves, and internationally significant wetlands. Each of these environments plays a unique and vital role in...

The 2026 National Volunteering Conference, taking place 16–18 June in Adelaide, is set to be Australia’s biggest gathering of volunteer leaders, innovators and changemakers. It’s a rare opportunity to step back, look ahead, and help shape the future of volunteering...

2026 marks International Volunteer Year — a global celebration of the people who power positive change in communities everywhere. For Landcare, it’s an especially meaningful moment. Volunteers have always been the heart of our movement, driving hands‑on action,...

The National Landcare Network is excited to welcome Geoff O’Keefe to the team as Program Delivery Manager, responsible for leading the design, delivery and continuous improvement of national programs that support Australia’s community-led Landcare movement. He brings...

The National Landcare Network’s Members Council reconvened last week after an extended break, reaffirming its role as the united voice of community Landcare. This forum brings together State and Territory Landcare Organisations (STLOs) to represent 6,500 independent...