Landcare is a non-governmental community movement dedicated to preventing land degradation and achieving sustainable land management. It started in Victoria in the mid-1980s and spread rapidly to other states.
It consists of a network of local volunteer groups of which there are over 1700 in New South Wales alone. Each group works to find local solutions to local problems such as salinity, soil degradation, animal pests, weeds, vegetation loss, waterside erosion, poor water quality, coastal degradation and urban land degradation.
Help make Helensburgh rubbish free. Join Helensburgh & District Landcare
Group members to help clean up footpaths, parks and other areas around
Helensburgh. Come along to the Old Mine Doctor's Surgery, 78 Parkes Street,
Helensburgh between 9 am and 1 pm to register and then clean up an area of
your choosing (it could even be your own street) or, alternatively, we can
suggest an area.
Bring gloves, hat and covered sturdy shoes.
Group members to help clean up footpaths, parks and other areas around
Helensburgh. Come along to the Old Mine Doctor's Surgery, 78 Parkes Street,
Helensburgh between 9 am and 1 pm to register and then clean up an area of
your choosing (it could even be your own street) or, alternatively, we can
suggest an area.
Bring gloves, hat and covered sturdy shoes.
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Helensburgh Landcare members are meeting at 1 pm on Saturday 26 November in
Tunnel Road Helensburgh to take part in our annual Wollongong Council 'Rise
and Shine' cleanup. We aim to remove rubbish from Helensburgh Station
Reserve, the bush area between Tunnel Road and Helensburgh Railway Station.
Helensburgh Landcare members have been participating in the 'Rise and Shine'
cleanup campaign since Helensburgh Landcare started in 1993.
Bring gloves, wear a hat, slop on sunscreen and wear sturdy boots. Afternoon
Tunnel Road Helensburgh to take part in our annual Wollongong Council 'Rise
and Shine' cleanup. We aim to remove rubbish from Helensburgh Station
Reserve, the bush area between Tunnel Road and Helensburgh Railway Station.
Helensburgh Landcare members have been participating in the 'Rise and Shine'
cleanup campaign since Helensburgh Landcare started in 1993.
Bring gloves, wear a hat, slop on sunscreen and wear sturdy boots. Afternoon
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Join Helensburgh Landcare members in planting trees on National Tree Day 31
Jul. We will meet at Helensburgh Creek, corner of Parkes and Junction
Streets, between 1 pm and 4 pm. Bring gloves and a spade.
For more information go to http://treeday.planetark.org/site/50045 or email
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