Yacka Moorundie Landcare Group

Yacka Moorundie Landcare Group We aim to engage, educate & support the community & land managers of the Ranges & Catchments around t

Do you have Pygmy Blue Tongue Lizards on your property or know some one who does? Nat Sommerville is looking for landhol...
07/08/2026

Do you have Pygmy Blue Tongue Lizards on your property or know some one who does? Nat Sommerville is looking for landholders to have a quick informal yarn. [email protected]
Northern and Yorke Landscape Board
Upper North Farming Systems
Hart Field-Site Group Inc Landcare Association of SA Landcare Australia

All welcome!
29/07/2026

All welcome!

UNFS Annual Expo is nearly here - here's the full program to plan your day.

We look forward to seeing you next Friday - registrations are much appreciated for catering purposes, link below šŸ‘‡

šŸ”— https://shorturl.at/gWMRA

Thank you to the following funding partners & sponsors contributing to our Expo:
South Australian Drought Resilience Adoption and Innovation Hub
Grains Research and Development Corporation
Flinders Machinery
Centre State Exports
MGA Insurance Group - Booleroo
NAB Regional & Agribusiness - Jamestown Branch

07/07/2026

ā­ļøWOMBAT SIGHTING ā­ļø
2.4 KM south of Spalding along the Broughton River
Sighted by local farmers at night combined with school holiday detective work setting up a camera to confirm. The wombat has been described as being ā€˜very fat’
Thanks to the Matters family for the information and letting us share their footage šŸ™Œ
ā­ļø If you have any interesting sightings please send them through for our records.
Northern and Yorke Landscape Board
Landcare Association of SA
Landcare Australia
Hart Field-Site Group Inc Upper North Farming Systems Greater SA

POSTPONED DUE TO LACK OF NUMBERS
21/03/2026

POSTPONED DUE TO LACK OF NUMBERS

POSTPONED DUE TO LACK OF NUMBERS

A reminder of our AGM and March meeting this Sunday afternoon, March 22nd, at Washpool Hall. A bit of an overview of the plans for the afternoon below;
• 3PM – Arrival and afternoon tea
• 3.30PM – AGM, Feral February (Jan-March) awards, and a moment for review; Bring along photos, or a story, of project you’ve done that has improved our landscape, incl. but not limited to; revegetation, dam improvement, erosion prevention and repair. Share your tips and tricks for successful pest trapping and baiting.
• 4PM – Carbon Farming – What it means and Why it matters – Ruth Sommerville, Rufous and Co
• 4.30PM – 2026-2030 Planning Session – Future Group Activities and Priority Areas for the Region – Bring along an idea for your place, a public space, or for the broader regional landscape and we’ll put together a list for some projects and activities we can work towards across the region for the next 5 years. Can be weeds, water, soil, biodiversity or farming related! Could be learning focussed too…speakers, bus tour, kids education….anything you’d like to see more of in our patch.
• 5PM – BBQ Dinner

Please bring along something to share for the afternoon/evening; either a plate for afternoon tea, a salad, or a dessert. Tea and Coffee provided, and a BBQ tea. BYO alcohol.
Don’t forget to bring your tallies along for Feral February, or email them in. Some great prizes available…and there’s been no shortage of ferals to target!

All welcome, bring the kids and the tennis rackets or scooters, bring the neighbour or your friends. Landcare is best when shared.
RSVP appreciated for the BBQ catering.

POSTPONED DUE TO LACK OF NUMBERS!Please RSVP below or via email/txt today. At this point we have insufficient numbers to...
21/03/2026

POSTPONED DUE TO LACK OF NUMBERS!

Please RSVP below or via email/txt today. At this point we have insufficient numbers to hold our AGM!

POSTPONED DUE TO LACK OF NUMBERS

A reminder of our AGM and March meeting this Sunday afternoon, March 22nd, at Washpool Hall. A bit of an overview of the plans for the afternoon below;
• 3PM – Arrival and afternoon tea
• 3.30PM – AGM, Feral February (Jan-March) awards, and a moment for review; Bring along photos, or a story, of project you’ve done that has improved our landscape, incl. but not limited to; revegetation, dam improvement, erosion prevention and repair. Share your tips and tricks for successful pest trapping and baiting.
• 4PM – Carbon Farming – What it means and Why it matters – Ruth Sommerville, Rufous and Co
• 4.30PM – 2026-2030 Planning Session – Future Group Activities and Priority Areas for the Region – Bring along an idea for your place, a public space, or for the broader regional landscape and we’ll put together a list for some projects and activities we can work towards across the region for the next 5 years. Can be weeds, water, soil, biodiversity or farming related! Could be learning focussed too…speakers, bus tour, kids education….anything you’d like to see more of in our patch.
• 5PM – BBQ Dinner

Please bring along something to share for the afternoon/evening; either a plate for afternoon tea, a salad, or a dessert. Tea and Coffee provided, and a BBQ tea. BYO alcohol.
Don’t forget to bring your tallies along for Feral February, or email them in. Some great prizes available…and there’s been no shortage of ferals to target!

All welcome, bring the kids and the tennis rackets or scooters, bring the neighbour or your friends. Landcare is best when shared.
RSVP appreciated for the BBQ catering.

POSTPONED DUE TO LACK OF NUMBERSA reminder of our AGM and March meeting this Sunday afternoon, March 22nd, at Washpool H...
17/03/2026

POSTPONED DUE TO LACK OF NUMBERS

A reminder of our AGM and March meeting this Sunday afternoon, March 22nd, at Washpool Hall. A bit of an overview of the plans for the afternoon below;
• 3PM – Arrival and afternoon tea
• 3.30PM – AGM, Feral February (Jan-March) awards, and a moment for review; Bring along photos, or a story, of project you’ve done that has improved our landscape, incl. but not limited to; revegetation, dam improvement, erosion prevention and repair. Share your tips and tricks for successful pest trapping and baiting.
• 4PM – Carbon Farming – What it means and Why it matters – Ruth Sommerville, Rufous and Co
• 4.30PM – 2026-2030 Planning Session – Future Group Activities and Priority Areas for the Region – Bring along an idea for your place, a public space, or for the broader regional landscape and we’ll put together a list for some projects and activities we can work towards across the region for the next 5 years. Can be weeds, water, soil, biodiversity or farming related! Could be learning focussed too…speakers, bus tour, kids education….anything you’d like to see more of in our patch.
• 5PM – BBQ Dinner

Please bring along something to share for the afternoon/evening; either a plate for afternoon tea, a salad, or a dessert. Tea and Coffee provided, and a BBQ tea. BYO alcohol.
Don’t forget to bring your tallies along for Feral February, or email them in. Some great prizes available…and there’s been no shortage of ferals to target!

All welcome, bring the kids and the tennis rackets or scooters, bring the neighbour or your friends. Landcare is best when shared.
RSVP appreciated for the BBQ catering.

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Spalding, SA
5454

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