Events

Getting together to learn and share knowledge has multiple benefits.

Weddin Landcare hosts a variety of events every year that cover a broad range of topics. The majority of our events are free or low-cost however, we do occasionally organise formal training as well at a subsidised cost.

Please join Weddin Landcare at our next event.

Fungi Foray

with Alison Pouliot

We are excited to have Alison Pouliot, BA (Philosophy), BSc Hons (Zoology), PhD (Ecology/Mycology) join us to share the wonders of fungi Thursday 16 May.

Come along a learn how fungi does an amazing job creating and stabilising soils, nourishing and interconnecting plants, recycling nutrients, retaining and filtering water, restoring environmental damage and essentially underpinning ecosystem health and resilience.

Register for this FREE event today!

Other upcoming events

Weddin Landcare has some other fantastic events coming up

Fungi Foray

Relative to plants...

Volunteer to Plant Trees

Register for upcoming tree planting events

Volunteer at the Weddin Community Native Nursery

9am to 12pm, Tuesday to Saturday

Annual events

Add these annual events to your calendar. Everyone is welcome. Click on the images for more information about these events.

MARCH
Clean up Australia Day

MARCH
Birding NSW Autumn Surveys

JULY
Weddin Landcare AGM

AUGUST
National Tree Day

AUGUST
Wattle Day

SEPTEMBER
Threatened Species Day

SEPTEMBER
Birding NSW Spring Surveys

OCTOBER
Wildflower walks

NOVEMBER
Pollinator week

DECEMBER
Seed collecting

Past Events

Past events have included Wildflower Walks, Annual Wattle Day activities, Dick Richardson Grazing Management workshop, Grazing Management Field Day at “Allendale” property, Native garden design workshop, Fruit tree pruning and care workshop, 1080/Pindone training, Feral Animal seminar, Native bees workshop, Seed collecting workshop, Weed biocontrol workshop.

Fungi Foray

Relative to plants and animals, the diversity and significance of fungi is little known. Yet fungi are vital in creating and stabilising soils, nourishing and interconnecting plants, recycling nutrients, retaining and filtering water, restoring environmental damage...