Date & Time
16 October 2026
09:00 AM
- 04:00 PM
Timezone
(UTC+11:00) Australia/Sydney
Registrations Close
14 October 2026
09:29 AM
Caring for the land is about more than weeds and plant identification — it's about understanding the Country we work on, and the people who have cared for it for many generations.
Landcare is partnering with Elders, local Aboriginal Community, Rangers and Land Councils to bring cultural heritage immersions to Landcare groups in the MidCoast.
What to expect:
- Learn about the history and cultural significance of the Country you live and work on
- Understand how to recognise culturally significant sites and materials
- Find out what to do and who to call if you come across a potential cultural heritage find
- Discover locally significant plants, seasonal knowledge, and how Country has been read and cared for long before European settlement
- Take part in an on-Country experience; a walk, a yarn, a shared activity guided by local Community
This is a chance to build relationships between Landcare volunteers and Aboriginal Community. Come with curiosity and respect — that's all you need. Free event. Lunch provided.
Contact Details
Justine Thompson
rlc@midcoast2tops.org.au
Thursday 15th Oct 2026
Koala Safe Spaces Walk, Talk and Weed
Tarbuck Bay
Join us at Isabelle's place at Tarbuck Bay for a practical habitat restoration walk, talk and weed in wet sclerophyll forest. We'll start early to beat the heat, do some follow-up Lantana work and check out some interesting plants, guided by Belle's expert plant knowledge. Hang about for morning tea and more chat! BYO favourite tools, but we will have spare Landcare toolbelts on hand. ...
Join us at Isabelle's place at Tarbuck Bay for a practical habitat restoration walk, talk and weed in wet sclerophyll forest. We'll start early to beat the heat, do some follow-up Lantana work and check out some interesting plants, guided by Belle's expert plant knowledge. Hang about for morning tea and more chat! BYO favourite tools, but we will have spare Landcare toolbelts on hand. ...
Tuesday 20th Oct 2026
Good Brews - DIY Biostimulant Extraction
Bulahdelah
Un-complicate the process of making extracts Extracting your compost or vermicompost into water is a great way to get all the amazing properties of that product into the versatility of a liquid. Compared with other methods, extracts give you not only the beneficial microbes, but also the humic compounds, enzymes, signalling molecules and trace minerals which together have an incredible benefit to your plants and soil. ...
Un-complicate the process of making extracts Extracting your compost or vermicompost into water is a great way to get all the amazing properties of that product into the versatility of a liquid. Compared with other methods, extracts give you not only the beneficial microbes, but also the humic compounds, enzymes, signalling molecules and trace minerals which together have an incredible benefit to your plants and soil. ...