Climate stresses have prompted Landcare to rethink farming practices and how resilient and productive rural landscapes, economies and communities are possible.
After years of drought, Jerry Bailey Oval was filled with dead trees so local Lions Club volunteers decided to act, turning brown to green.
The Armidale Climate Health Project explores a solution to improve health and climate resilience, builds community connections and values Indigenous knowledge.
Land Studio brings together urban and rural citizens to regenerate degraded land, create a more sustainable food system and adapt to climate change.
Farming for Change is helping farmers protect and improve the profitability of soil from droughts, bushfires, intense land use and loss of vegetation.
Sydney’s migrant and refugee communities are building knowledge on steps they can take prepare for the impacts of climate change.
The Small Farms Network Capital Region developed a series of webinars & workshops for small farms adapt to climate change including heat, drought and bushfire.
Wirraminna’s dedicated volunteers embarked on a visionary adaption project as climate change alters this biodiversity hotspot.
After devastating bushfires, Mid Coast 2 Tops Landcare Connection rolled out a series of workshops to help landholders build eco-literary and resilience.
