News & Updates
Northern Rivers CMA—2012-13 Incentive Program
The 2012 Incentive Program is open for applications. Applications close 4pm, Friday, April 27, 2012.
The Northern Rivers CMA Incentive Program is an annual funding program whereby individuals, groups, NRM organisations and agencies are invited to submit applications (funding requests) to perform on ground natural resource management works or planning. The Program was developed to engage and support the community in maintaining and restoring our northern rivers landscapes.
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Understanding your NRCMA Agreement
The Northern Rivers Catchment Management Authority (NRCMA) is delivers State and
Australian Government investment into regional Natural Resource Management priorities
through a range of on-ground projects and funding progams designed to help Northern
Rivers landholder to restore, maintain or improve our natural resources. Often this support is provided under an Agreement.
NRCMA Landholder Agreements
Local Landcarers Shine at Regional Landcare Awards
Ten Northern Rivers community groups and individuals have had their contribution to Landcare recognised at the 2011 Regional Landcare Awards, held in Grafton on Friday April 1.
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Pictures Of Our Catchment Area
Have a look at the wonderful photos included in The Catchment section of this site.
They were taken by one of our staff members Ingrid Pullen.
Have you taken a photograph that captures the beauty of the environment within our Catchment area. Would you like it included on our website?.
If so please email a copy to us including in the email your full contact details, stating that you are the owner of the
picture and give permission for its inclusion on the website.
Hastings Landcare
Who we are
Landcare deals with environmental problems through community action. Rural and urban communities,
conservation groups and all levels of government support Landcare’s ethic of natural resource management.
Hastings Landcare is a not for profit Landcare network representing Landcare and Dunecare Groups in the Hastings,
Camden Haven and Wilson River Catchments. We work with private and government agencies to provide information,
training and project funding to local groups and individuals.
What we do
Hastings Landcare supports groups and individuals in environmental protection and restoration work.
We can provide information, help to design projects and source funding. We hold regular field days and workshops
on topics of interest to rural and coastal/urban volunteers. If you, your family or your group would like to join Hastings Landcare
then complete the applicable form and return to the office.
Where you can find us
We have an office at 44 Cameron Street in Wauchope, open Tuesday to Friday. Call us on (02) 6586 4465 or email
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Regular working bees are held throughout the Hastings and Camden Haven.
How you can participate
Give us a call and we can put you in touch with your local group and let you know what opportunities are coming up for training and funding.
Hastings small farm network
Hastings small farm network is an information and networking resource for landholders and forms part of the Caring for our Country project created
and run by Hastings Landcare, with the aim of providing new landholders and those with small holdings with information about sustainable agriculture
and related activities. For more information see smallfarmnetwork.wordpress.com
