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20 Million Trees Programme

The 20 Million Trees Programme will plant 20 million trees by 2020, to re-establish green corridors and urban forests.

Round Two successful projects now announced.

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Indigenous activities

Regional organisations are funding activities such as on-ground delivery of biodiversity outcomes, recording and utilising Indigenous ecological knowledge, junior ranger programmes and sustainable agriculture.

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National Landcare Programme volunteers at Lake Claremont

25th Anniversary Landcare Grants 2014-15

Australian communities will share in up to $5 million to help restore local environments and enhance the natural resource base.

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Clyde Hazel, farmer involved with Environmental Stewardship program to protect peppermint box woodland. On his property near Kapunda in the peppermint box area.

Continuing investment

The National Landcare Programme combines a number of previous natural resource management initiatives into one simple programme.

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Government secures 38 hectares of endangered Mulgoa bushland for Cumberland Conservation Corridor
The Australian Government has secured more than 38 hectares of endangered Mulgoa bushland as part of its commitment to establish a Cumberland Conservation Corridor in Greater Western Sydney.
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Feb
2016
National Landcare grants start to flow across Peel-Harvey region
The Australian Government welcomes today’s Peel-Harvey Catchment Council announcement that local groups and farmers will share in over $141,000 in grants under the National Landcare Programme.
22
Dec
2015
20 Million Trees Round Two successful projects announced
The 20 Million Trees Programme Competitive Grants Round Two 2015-2016 successful projects have now been announced. Funding of over $5 million was approved for 64 projects.
17
Dec
2015
National Landcare grants start to flow across Glenelg Hopkins
The Australian Government welcomes today’s Glenelg Hopkins Catchment Management Authority (CMA) announcement that 12 local groups will share in $51,641 in grants under the National Landcare Programme.
10
Dec
2015
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About us

The Australian Government National Landcare Programme will invest $1 billion over the next four years to help drive sustainable agriculture as well as supporting the protection, conservation and rehabilitation of Australia’s natural environment.

The National Landcare Programme merges previous funding initiatives into one simple programme that puts Landcare back at the centre of natural resource management.

Across Australia, the National Landcare Programme will support sustainable land management practices to deliver long-term benefits to our communities, our environment, our economy and our country.

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