Hi Landcarer’s
With International Women’s Day (IWD) ahead this weekend, this week’s column is a bit of a reflection on the topic. Continue reading
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Looking At Landcare (3/1/2020) – 2020 Resolutions?
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It is a challenge at the moment to be thinking beyond the devastating emergency situations across Australia and planning for 2020. Continue reading
Looking At Landcare (20/12/2019) – End of Year Gathering
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This will be my last article for the year. Wishing you and your families a peaceful Christmas and New Year. Continue reading
Looking At Landcare (2/8/2019) – All Abuzz at Parkes National Tree Day
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We had a fantastic day on Sunday for National Tree Day! I would like to say the weather was perfect, but perfect weather for us now would be raining, so we will just go with fantastic. Continue reading
Looking At Landcare (24/5/2019) – The Final Touches Go On The Back to Bulgandramine Gathering
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Final preparations are being made for the Back to Bulgandramine Cultural Gathering on 1 and 2 June at Bulgandramine Mission site. Continue reading
Looking At Landcare (28/2/2019) – Acknowledging A Five Year Milestone
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This week we were fortunate to be part of the celebration to acknowledge the fifth anniversary of the Local Land Services as a State Government Department. Continue reading
Looking At Landcare (22/2/2019) – Labor Promises for Landcare
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Last week the State Labor Party made their official announcement of support for Landcare in NSW. Continue reading
Looking At Landcare (4/1/2019) – All of our thoughts are turning to Elvis!
Well….Christmas and New Year is done and dusted.
Landcare EDH Blog: Day 11 – My Strategic Skills were learnt on Roller-Skates and at the Card Table
With Landcare and in other roles that I have had, strategies for approaching situations or projects are important. It is important to recognise that using strategies is not being manipulative or cunning, it is using a technique or process that will move something forward with the best possible outcome. Continue reading
LANDCARE NSW EDH – DAY 9: ERNIE & BERT….& FRIEDA?
We left Leeton in 1989, but I can’t leave without telling you about my neighbours. When we were young, the family on one side consisted of grandparents, mum and dad and teenage son. The grandmother had shoulder length, steel grey hair with big curls. She always seemed cranky to a little person, but never really worried me much. The grandfather I didn’t see much of, but just remember him as a nice man. Continue reading
