2025 Central Tablelands Regional Landcare Muster

2025 Central Tablelands Regional Landcare Muster

Celebrate, connect, and be inspired at the first-ever Central Tablelands Regional Landcare Muster.

This landmark event brings together Landcare volunteers, land managers, partner organisations, and community members from across the region to share knowledge, strengthen networks, and explore new ideas for action.

With a strong history dating back to the 1980s, Landcare in the Central Tablelands continues to evolve. The Muster is a chance to reflect on what’s been achieved, and collaborate on what’s next.

What to Expect

- Project Highlights – Hear from local Landcare groups as they share the innovative ways they’re restoring landscapes and building resilient communities.
- Collaborative Conversations – Join in on interactive discussions about shared challenges and opportunities.
- Partner Perspectives – Learn from key organisations working alongside Landcare.
- Creative & Practical Activities – Explore hands-on nature-based science and art.
- Connection & Community – Build relationships and connect with like-minded people across the region.

Who’s It For?

The Muster is open to everyone with an interest in Landcare across the Central Tablelands – including volunteers, committee members, staff, NRM professionals, students, and community members looking to get involved.

We welcome diverse voices and believe everyone has something to contribute.

Presented By

Organised by the Central Tablelands Regional Landcare Network (CTRLN) – a collaboration of Watershed, Central Tablelands, Mid Lachlan, Little River, and Lithgow Oberon Landcare – with support from Local Land Services, Landcare NSW, and ANU Sustainable Farms.

Lightning Talks – Share Your Story!

Have a great idea, project or insight to share? Sign up for our Lightning Talks — short, max 5-minute presentations designed to inspire and spark conversation.

👉 Click here to register your interest

For Landcare Staff and District network committee representatives there will also be a Regional Community of Practice day on Thursday July 31st. To register for this, click here.