Lithgow Oberon Landcare

Lithgow Oberon Landcare Our purpose is to assist with the development and support of Landcare activities and NRM initiatives.

Biodiversity month means celebrating the diversity of species who live in the region. From Tall trees to Ferns, Koalas t...
04/09/2026

Biodiversity month means celebrating the diversity of species who live in the region. From Tall trees to Ferns, Koalas to Gang Gang Cockatoos, rare paper daisies to a diversity of Wattles, Lithgow and Oberon have it all and much, much more.

The Purple Copper Butterfly is truly an iconic and unique insect that lives in the areas.

Find out more about this fascinating species, its unique relationship with a tree and a plant at the Central Tablelands Local Land Services Butterflies, Blackthorn and Biodiversity Workshop on Friday 11 September.

See flyer for more details or contact me on
[email protected]
0419 795 781

Lithgow City Council Greater Lithgow Central Tablelands Local Landcare Central Tablelands Local Land Services Made in Lithgow Growth Rooms with LLCW

Its Biodiversity Month!To celebrate, Lithgow Oberon Landcare are hosting a planting event on Farmers Creek to enhance Bi...
02/09/2026

Its Biodiversity Month!

To celebrate, Lithgow Oberon Landcare are hosting a planting event on Farmers Creek to enhance Biodiversity and create future shade for walkers and cyclists along the shared pathway.

Where: Albert Street Cricket Nets.
When: Saturday 5 September, 9.30 - 12.30

Come for the whole time, come for five minutes and a cuppa or a chat. Everyone is welcome.

Wear sensible clothing for working outdoors, a hat and bring a water bottle.

Spending time around nature is proven to lower stress and improve moods, sharpen focus and increase positive brain activity as well as a host of other positive health benefits.

Connect with a nationwide community of conservation practitioners and engage with nature through Biodiversity Month events. It will make you feel awesome!

And if you want to travel further afield there are a lot of events across the Central Tablelands

https://www.nsw.gov.au/departments-and-agencies/local-land-services/lls-regions/central-tablelands/biodiversity-month

For more infromation and details
contact Local Landcare coordinator
[email protected]
0419 795 781

22/06/2026
Landcare is a lot more than just planting trees. Have a look at these videos to see the impact Landcare has across the s...
17/06/2026

Landcare is a lot more than just planting trees. Have a look at these videos to see the impact Landcare has across the state. Lots of small actions add up to a movement that is building community.

https://landcarensw.org.au/the-impact-of-landcare-in-nsw/

Lithgow Oberon Landcare have groups that are working along Farmers Creek and everyone is welcome.

Want to get involved?
0419 795 781
[email protected]

Landcare in NSW showcased in films highlighting local action and lasting impact.

01/06/2026
As we come to the end of Mycology may you might be thinking "I didn't get to any of the great fungi based events in the ...
26/05/2026

As we come to the end of Mycology may you might be thinking "I didn't get to any of the great fungi based events in the Central Tablelands this year."

That's OK because Local Land Central Tablelands Local Land Services have this great series "Fungi - The forgotten kingdom".

This well-made 6 part series is all about the incredible diversity of fungi and their role in ecosystems.

Enjoy!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7Tl_scW0jB

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HSH0YstzpUw

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FV9Wi0iJmw4

The third video in the series Forgotten Kingdom with Alison Pouliot, explores symbiosis, which means the association of fungi with other organisms. We look a...

How good are volunteers? This week is National Volunteer week, and Lithgow Oberon Landcare would like to acknowledge all...
19/05/2026

How good are volunteers?

This week is National Volunteer week, and Lithgow Oberon Landcare would like to acknowledge all the hard work that so many volunteers have put into the local community and environment over the past twenty-five years.

Landcare volunteers in Lithgow have planted thousands of trees and removed acres of weeds over decades along Farmers Creek, Lake Pillans and other areas around the district. Volunteers count birds, frogs and leave out food and water for native animals after bushfires.

Landcare Volunteers attend committee meetings and dedicate thousands of hours of their own time to apply for funding, deliver projects and quietly make where we live as beautiful as it is today.

Volunteering with Landcare is an investment in the future and a great way to get involved with the local community undertaking practical, on ground works.

Volunteers report improvements in their sense of wellbeing as they engage with other people and meaningful improvements to the local environment.

Made in Lithgow, Lithgow Environment Group, Lithgow and Districts Community Nursery

Want to know more?

Get in contact, get involved

[email protected]
0419 795 781

Its Mycology May! We eat them, they hold soil together, transport water and nutrients, help create habitat and are stunn...
17/05/2026

Its Mycology May!

We eat them, they hold soil together, transport water and nutrients, help create habitat and are stunning to look at. They are ancient and can be found in every ecosystem across the planet.

Fungi are an essential and under studied field of ecology.

Across the Central Tablelands in May are a range of activities celebrating the importance of Fungi in our ecosystems.

https://www.ctregionallandcare.org/mycology-may

Lithgow Oberon Landcare have a small Fungi installation in Lithgow Library.

Join us at one of our regular Landcare workdays or workshops to learn more about Fungi and help restore local waterways and woodlands.
[email protected]
0419 795 781

Planet Fungi Central Tablelands Local Landcare Landcare NSW

Better Bush for Birds! Are you a landholder who would like to plant some trees on your property?Over 30 woodland bird sp...
11/05/2026

Better Bush for Birds!

Are you a landholder who would like to plant some trees on your property?

Over 30 woodland bird species in our region are declining due to habitat loss and fragmentation, including the Brown Treecreeper, Speckled Warbler, and Diamond Firetail.

The Better Bush for Birds project aims to restore and reconnect woodland habitats, using dense plantings of trees and shrubs to improve connectivity between scattered paddock trees and remnant woodland stands, with a particular focus on Box Gum Grassy Woodlands. These efforts will enhance habitat quality and allow vulnerable native woodland species to thrive.

Get in contact to learn more about this exciting opportunity.

[email protected]
0419 795 781

Did you know that most trees at Lake Pillans were planted by volunteers over the last 25 + years? Important for birds, s...
30/04/2026

Did you know that most trees at Lake Pillans were planted by volunteers over the last 25 + years?

Important for birds, snakes, turtles and Kangaroos, Lake Pillans has become a jewel in Lithgow's crown.

Come along and get involved!

Our next Landcare workday will be on Tuesday 5 May at Lake Pillans. Meet at 9.30am in the Lake Pillans car park on Pillans Lane. We will be doing some mulching and planting maintenance so that recent plantings will grow into lovely shade for walkers and cyclists and habitat for birds, possums and insects.

All PPE, tools and training provided

If you want to get involved with Landcare and have questions you can contact us at:

[email protected]
or
0419 795 781

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