The project's goal is to strengthen the landscape restoration capacity of member-led projects that were funded through our previous grant rounds (2018-2023), with a focus on building community capacity, establishing partnerships and setting up long-term monitoring of on-ground projects.
Image: Sorell Rivulet Restoration And Willow Removal Workshop - July 2024
We will conduct 40+ site visits across the state to establish long-term monitoring of Landcare member-led projects funded since 2018. This will involve collecting data on project outcomes, successes, and challenges to better inform our Landscape Restoration Program.
Our community outreach events are designed in response to the Tasmanian community's interest in land management skills. We will host 8 events training workshops and information sessions to enhance learning and build community capacity for future Landcare projects, while also strengthening Landcare Tasmania's engagement with Landcare groups and members.
We will aim to build new partnerships and connect with the broader community, ensuring that relevant stakeholders in land and resource management in Tasmania are involved in our Landscape Restoration projects and that we continue to represent, support, strengthen and grow community Landcare.
Activities & Issues:
- Data Collection & Monitoring
- Feral Cat Awareness
- Seed Resilience
- Engaging Communities
- Supporting Landcare Tasmania Members
- Engaging with Members of Local Aboriginal Corporations
- Riparian Restoration Training
- Dry Area Restoration Training
- Wetland Restoration Training
Location: State-wide
Past Projects Evaluated:
- Huon and Channel Restoration Project (Landcare Action Grants 6)
- Northern Slopes Landscape Project (Landcare Action Grants 5)
- Coal River Valley Project (Landcare Action Grants 4)
- South East Landscape Project (Landcare Action Grants 3)
- Meander Valley Production Zone Project (Landcare Action Grants 2)
- State-wide Project (Landcare Action Grants 1)
Image: Huon Valley Group Celebration and Networking Day held on the 15th June 2024. It was a lively day of collaboration and shared learning as members representing the 38 Landcare groups active in the Huon Valley came together for a network gathering in Huonville. A highlight of the day was touring the Huon Valley Volunteer Landcare Nursery
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This project is funded by the State Government's Landcare Action Grants Round 7 and is part of Landcare Tasmania's Landscape Restoration and Community Outreach Programs
