A Bioblitz is a fun, family-friendly citizen science event where community members and scientists team up to record as many plant, insect, bird, and animal species as possible within a set area and timeframe. Come an join Mid Laclan Landcare in Cowra to explore local biodiversity, learn how to identify species, and contribute to a global effort—The Great Southern Bioblitz

It's the 2025 Great Southern BioBlitz! Join Watershed Landcare and the Rylstone District Environment Society (RDES) for a weekend of nature discovery as communities all across Australia and the Southern Hemisphere head outdoors to survey their local ecosystems. Together, we’ll shine a spotlight on the incredible plants, animals, fungi, and insects that call our landscapes home.

Looking for things to do in Bathurst? This is an event for environmentally-minded Bathurstians (and other local people) who meet for a monthly drink to socialise, network and explore collaborations.  It is a space created for those interested in environmental sustainability and eco-efficiency, and is hosted by Greening Bathurst.

Join Central Tablelands Local Land Services and Napoleon Reef Landcare for Biodiversity in Miniature—a hands-on experience that brings local biodiversity to life. Explore the unique Napoleon Reef Reserve, take part in vegetation surveys, and roll up your sleeves for meaningful habitat restoration.

Bring your curiosity and enthusiasm for nature, and let’s shine a light on the wonders of wildlife! Celebrate Orange Biodiversity Month and join us for an unforgettable evening of adventure at our family-friendly spotlighting event at Clifton Grove, Orange, NSW.

Join us for planting days, water quality testing, maintenance, mulching, and weed control between Deoride Street crossing and Chivers Close Bridge, Farmers Creek.

Central Tablelands Local Landcare, in partnership with the Department of Primary Industries and Regional Development, invites you to a Biological Weed Control Workshop. This hands-on session will equip property owners and land managers with practical, research-backed knowledge on implementing and managing biocontrol strategies for weeds.

Join the Putta Bucca Landcarers for a friendly morning of bush regeneration at the Mudgee Putta Bucca Wetlands!
Get involved in planting, weeding, mulching and caring for this important habitat while learning about native plants and biodiversity. It’s a relaxed, family-friendly event and a great way to meet like-minded people, enjoy the birdlife and make a real difference for the environment.

For those in the Captertee Valley, here is your chance to get the latest info and advice on dealing with Pigs & Pests on your property. Join us for some demonstrations, connect with your neighbours, and learn about the support available from Local Land Services.

Come along to a targeted weed control session. Learn effective weed control techniques to help you tackle your own weeds at home and improve biodiversity in the local creek system at the same time.

For several years, Oakey Park Creekcare have been improving Farmers Creek natural areas with planting days, weed control, mulching, and seed collection.

The Archibird Prize is a yearly native bird photo competition held in the Cowra region. If you love native birds and connecting with nature, start taking photos and be ready to enter in this year's competition.

Join this Peel Flora and Fauna Reserve walk to identify local plants, learn bushland health tips, discover ways to boost biodiversity, and enjoy morning tea

This educational morning will allow you to walk and talk your way through beautiful revegetated and remnant Box Gum Grassy Woodland areas of Eugowra

Come along to this Hassans Walls bushwalk just outside of Lithgow to learn about local trees and shrubs with botanist Dan Clarke, and discover how to care for native vegetation.

Turn weeds into wonders! Join Lithgow City Council and learn to weave baskets or wreaths from invasive vines while helping protect local bushland in this hands-on outdoor workshop.

Looking for things to do in Bathurst? This is an event for environmentally-minded Bathurstians (and other local people) who meet for a monthly drink to socialise, network and explore collaborations.  It is a space created for those interested in environmental sustainability and eco-efficiency, and is hosted by Greening Bathurst.

This talk at the Orange Botanic Gardens will showcase lots of insects commonly found in your garden and explain how they fit into the living ecology of your backyard.

Curious about permaculture? Want to grow food, build soil, and work with nature instead of against it? Join us for a half-day hands-on workshop and farm walk with Billy and Mike from Dry Creek Permaculture - just north of Mudgee with the Watershed Microscope Group.

Local primary and high school students will have the opportunity to create and exhibit artworks inspired by the nocturnal animals native to the Orange region.

Rotary Sustainable Living Expo is the flagship event of the Orange Sustainable Living Week, a city-wide programme celebrating practical, planet-friendly living.

As part of Biodiversity Month, come and visit the Central Tablelands Landcare stall at the Orange Sustainable Living Expo. Learn more about local Landcare projects, biodiversity initiatives, and how you can get involved in caring for your patch.

Join this in person interactive workshop in Orange with Sally Bourne to discover how to create a beautiful, waterwise, wildlife-friendly garden at home using hardy local plants

Join us for planting days, water quality testing, maintenance, mulching, and weed control between Deoride Street crossing and Chivers Close Bridge, Farmers Creek.

Join this interactive field day at Rydal to spot the Purple Copper Butterfly, learn about its habitat, and discover ways to support biodiversity and threatened species.

From Seed to Seedling with Watershed Women. Join us for a hands-on morning at the local Watershed Landcare nursery at Mudgee where you’ll learn how to successfully propagate native plants — starting from scratch.

Join Summer Hill Creekcare in Orange for a special Landcare tree planting event along the creek to improve habitat for platypus and their prey.

The final event of the Connection by Fire project with Watershed Landcare—a guided walk led by Uncle Peter Swain and Emma Syme. Together, we’ll explore cultural burn sites and cultural heritage places while learning about Indigenous Land Management, Cultural Burning, and Traditional Ecological Knowledge.

Join Lithgow’s Frog Monitoring Program. Be part of local biodiversity monitoring and help protect frog populations in Lithgow!

Come along to a targeted weed control session with Lithgow Oberon Landcare. Learn effective weed control techniques to help you tackle your own weeds at home and improve biodiversity in the local creek system at the same time.