Across Australia community volunteers are actively caring for and restoring our unique natural environment, no matter what banner we work under we are are all bush regenerators.
What is Bushcare?
Bushcare groups are usually a part of a local Council or National Parks & Wildlife Service program. They are often provided with assistance in the way of qualified and experienced supervision, tools, training, etc.
Click on the local Council links below to get more information on its Bushcare program. If there is no existing group working in your favourite patch of bush, contact your local Council or National Parks & Wildlife Service to see about setting one up.
Where is My Nearest Bushcare Group?
Click on the local Council links below to get more information on its Bushcare program:
New South Wales
- Bayside Council
- Blacktown City Council
- Blue Mountains City Council
- Canterbury Bankstown Council
- Central Coast Council
- City of Canada Bay
- City of Parramatta Council
- City of Ryde
- City of Sydney
- Fairfield City Council
- Georges River Council
- Hawkesbury City Council
- Hornsby Shire Council
- Hunters Hill Council
- Inner West Council
- Ku-ring-gai Council
- Lake Macquarie Landcare
- Lane Cove Council
- Liverpool City Council
- Mosman Council
- Newcastle City Council
- North Sydney Council
- Northern Beaches Council
- Penrith City Council
- Randwick City Council
- Shoalhaven City Council
- Strathfield Council
- Sutherland Shire Council
- The Hills Shire Council
- Waverley Council
- Willoughby City Council
- Wollondilly Shire Council
- Wollongong City Council
- Woollahra Municipal Council
Queensland
What is Landcare?
Landcare groups are typical of more rural areas, though there are also many in metropolitan areas. Each of the states & territories has website that you can search for your local landcare group.
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