Zero Waste future: teaching tomorrow’s Tasmanian Landcare leaders

Across Cape York’s east coast, a long-standing community-led effort is continuing to protect critical wetland ecosystems from the invasive pond apple, delivering sustained environmental outcomes through local knowledge and persistence. Over the past year, Traditional...

A message from NLN’s First Nations Liaison Officer I’d like to share a great resource: Walking Together – Cultural Knowledge and Conversation Toolkit. It was developed by North Coast Regional Landcare Network, in partnership with Aboriginal communities and...

309,637 native trees and shrubs planted across Greater Sydney! The amazing Creating Canopies 2020-2025 project has wrapped & WHAT AN ACHIEVEMENT! With the help of more than 7,000 volunteers, 350 planting events, and 70+ landholders across 20 Local Government Areas...

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...