Central West Lachlan Landcare Inc provide support to communities in the Parkes and Forbes Shires. The activities of Landcare are the result of volunteers that have a desire to maintain and improve their environment-promoting natural resource management and sustainable farming practices. This is achieved through on-ground works, coordinating and implementing field days and workshops, and working in with schools and like minded organisations.
We pursue funding and other opportunities, with the intention of increasing biodiversity and productivity, whilst expanding education on NRM issues. We promote a collaborative approach with local groups, to make the CWLL area vibrant and sustainable.
Central West Lachlan Landcare (CWLL) are looking forward to hosting indigenous chef Mindy Woods on Saturday, 21 February 2026.
Mindy will be joining us for four events on the day. We would love you to join us. Please register to let us know you are attending:
Forbes Crop Swap at Forbes Riverside Garden
Trundle from Country to Community event at Trundle Children’s Centre
Peak Hill Crop Swap and Community Garden Open Day
Peak Hill Landcare Dinner at the Carrington Hotel
For further information, please contact Marg on 0418 611 053 or cwllandcare@gmail.com
HOMEGROWN PARKES
Our Homegrown Parkes page can be found here.
Our regular weekly Looking At Landcare columns can be found here.
Year 5 State of the Environment Report
At the 2022 Schools Eco Day in August, we asked our students to contribute to a State of the Environment Report.
Students from Parkes Shire, Forbes Shire and Eugowra responded to ten questions about our environment to provide insight into their knowledge about environmental issues in our local area. Find out more by clicking the cover below.
Central West Lachlan Landcare are once again looking forward to sharing their Landcare Learning and Landcare Literacy Kits with schools in the Parkes and Forbes Shires.

Our Coordinator, Marg Applebee is pleased facilitated the Landcare Ladies #ChooseToChallenge webinar live on Monday, 8 March. Watch the Webinar via the link below:

Check out Marg’s blogs here.
Weekly Looking At Landcare articles here.

