Capertee Valley Landcare
Promoting and taking action together for sustainable management of the environment, natural resources, and farming within the Capertee Valley.
What's on soon
Join our casual gatherings at “From the Paddock Farm Market”
We'll have a theme around farming, land management, or the environment for each 'circle', but come along and ask any question. Grab a coffee, pull up a chair, have a chat, and meet someone new. Please check dates and details as ocassionally out topics mean we don't meet at From the Paddock!
Mother's Day Event
After the success of previous years’ plant ID walks in the Capertee Valley, we’re hosting another event on 11 May to explore a different part of the valley. Nestled into the base of Genowlan Mountain at the end of the Airly Gap Fire Trail, our location is a 400-hectare property rich in biodiversity and surrounded almost entirely by National Park. Hosted by Emma Nicholson, Capertee Valley Landcare, Local Land Services and Biodiversity Conservation Trust, you’ll be taken on a ‘walk ‘n talk’ to better understand the flora and fauna of the Capertee Valley. You’ll learn about private land conservation, World Heritage and generally enjoy nature in this magical part of the world. Date and time Sunday 11 May 2025 09:00 am – 1:00 pm Lunch will be provided. Please advise your dietary preferences. Location ‘Rocklee’, end of Airly Gap Fire Trail past the Airly Campground. 4WD recommended but not essential. Meet at the dam near Airly House.
A series of events: Two cultural experiences looking at resources from the land, as well as Wiradjuri language, local history, and traditional stories. Observe a cultural burn and learn about its benefits. Participate in a ceremony about water, the connection it makes between Peoples and the life it distributes.
Current Project: Glen Davis Reserve
We are restoring this public reserve on the bank of the Capertee River.
This neglected reserve is being brought back to life by Capertee Valley Landcare to become hectares of usable public riverside park land, and an healthy riparian environment for native plants and animals.
Become a Local Partner
Landcare participates in projects where the funding offers opportunities for private landholders to be involved.
From native habitat planting to feral animal control, or showing others what can be achieved, your property can benefit.
Join Capertee Valley Landcare
In this community of landholders, Landcare is a major social connection point.
Meet other Capertee Valley locals as you enjoy community activities and learn skills to manage your land for sustainable environmental and farming outomes.