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Since 1998

Empowering our community through connection, knowledge exchange and decision-making

Landcare Community Survey

Have your say on our region

WMLIG landcare community survey poster with QR code, inviting feedback on local interests and missing community needs

Want to help shape the work in our community?


We want to hear from you! Our Landcare Coordinators are hard at work planning their programs, and we want your feedback to help inform what we do.<br>We take great pride in our work and want to ensure that what we do is desired by and useful for our community.


Please take the time to respond to our survey and share it throughout your networks! Your feedback WILL be used!

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About us

​We are a not-for-profit charity group based in Barham, NSW. We give our community a voice that contributes to the growth and wellbeing of the shared environment and its future.

We work in the pillars of:

  • Agriculture Research, Development and Extension
  • Industry Diversification
  • Landcare
  • Environmental Services
  • Environmental Markets

Located beside the Murray River, for 20 years we have successfully convened a diverse and widespread community to provide co-designed and agreed solutions that combine the economic, environmental, social, and cultural needs of the community.

We continually seek to engage in projects that build on community resilience and harness and utilise its skills and knowledge. We aim to retain a greater share of the nationally significant wealth it creates and to have a voice in the policies and decisions that will impact it.

Community members on a grassy field beside a blue banner reading “Become a member today”

As not-for-profit group we rely on grant funding, while we work to develop new opportunities that will continue to bring community projects and vision to life. By joining us as a member, you can play a vital role in ensuring our work reaches a wider audience, have your say on community needs and what is of greatest value to you.

We work in the pillars of:

Located beside the Murray River, for 20 years we have successfully convened a diverse and widespread community to provide co-designed and agreed solutions that combine the economic, environmental, social, and cultural needs of the community.

Broken beige stone artifact with white cracks, photographed next to a pen and scale ruler.

Ground stone tools of the Barapa Barapa


A report on Ground Stone Tools of the Barapa Barapa at the Border Flywheelers Museum, Barham NSW by Archaeologist Colin Pardoe.


This is too good not to share. Items mentioned in this report are available to view at the Border Flywheelers Museum.

Current Projects

Sunny grassy woodland with tall trees and dappled shade

Group of Forests

By David Cook • June 21, 2026
The Living Murray Project
Group of people in hats and jackets huddled around a rocky excavation outdoors, inspecting a find

Barham Lakes Project

By David Cook • June 21, 2026
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Resilient Pastures Project

By David Cook • June 21, 2026
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Upcoming events


We run events, workshops, field trips and many more events throughout the year in collaboration with our wide community of partners.


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All upcoming events