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Welcome to Kat our administrative officer for TLRA and the North West Region
🌱 Welcome, Kat Pilavidis! 🌿
We're thrilled to welcome Kat to our Landcare team as the new Northwest Landcare and TRLA Administrative Officer! Kat's diverse background
and extensive experience across various industries bring a wealth of knowledge and skills to our organization.
With a career spanning aviation, real estate, business, construction, and management, Kat is well-equipped to support the crucial work of
Landcare in the local and North-West area. Her passion for community engagement and sustainability is evident as she eagerly joins our
mission.
Having made Tamworth her home in recent years, Kat understands the importance of supporting local initiatives and ensuring a strong,
sustainable future for all. As a local landowner herself, she is deeply committed to contributing to the well-being of both the local and
wider community.
Join us in extending a warm welcome to Kat! Together, let's continue to make a positive impact on our environment and community. 🌳
Welcome to Susan our new Tamworth and Surrounds Landcare Coordinator
🌱 Welcome, Susan Wilson! 🌿
We're thrilled to introduce Susan one of the new addition to our Tamworth Regional Landcare Association (TRLA) family! Susan brings
with her a wealth of experience and passion for environmental stewardship.
Having been deeply involved in Landcare initiatives for the past two years, including serving as the Landcare Coordinator for the Walgett
region and stepping in as an interim Coordinator for the Liverpool Plains and Gunnedah, Susan is ready to hit the ground running in her new
role.
As our Landcare Coordinator, Susan will be instrumental in providing invaluable support to our Landcare groups, networks, dedicated
Landcarers, and landholders throughout Tamworth and its surrounding areas.
Her primary focus will be on nurturing existing Landcare groups, cultivating the growth of new ones, and extending a helping hand to
individuals eager to engage in natural resource management activities. Together with the dedicated team at TRLA, Susan is committed to
tackling pressing agricultural and urban environmental challenges, ensuring our region thrives in harmony with its natural landscape.
Join us in welcoming Susan Wilson aboard! Together, let's make a positive impact on our community and environment. 🌳
Welcome to Nicky our new Coordinator for Liverpool Plains and Gunnedah
🌱 Introducing Nicky Chirlian! 🌿
We're delighted to welcome Nicky to our Tamworth Regional Landcare Association (TRLA) community! Nicky's journey from Sydney to Tamworth,
driven by her family's passion for breeding Murray Grey cattle, has led her on a remarkable path of environmental stewardship and community
engagement.
With a background in Speech Pathology spanning over four decades, Nicky has dedicated her career to supporting children and adults with
disabilities across South Australia, Armidale, and Quirindi. In 2010, she embarked on a new chapter, joining her partner in implementing
regenerative practices in land and grazing management on the Liverpool Plains.
Nicky's expertise lies in soil and water conservation and improvement, complemented by her training in Holistic Management. Her decade-long
involvement, including chairing Upper Mooki Landcare Inc, demonstrates her deep commitment to sustainable land practices.
Through her active engagement with Upper Mooki Landcare Inc, Nicky has facilitated numerous workshops with high profile Australian and
international educators, earning recognition for the group's efforts in 2021 as the NSW Community Landcare Group.
Moreover, Nicky's connections with the local and regional Kamilaroi people reflect her dedication to fostering meaningful relationships and
cultural exchange through Landcare activities.
As a member of the Tamworth Regional Landcare Committee and North West Landcarers group, Nicki has honed her understanding of regional
Landcare issues, positioning her as a valuable asset to our community.
Join us in extending a warm welcome to Nicky! Together, let's continue to cultivate a sustainable future for our region. 🌳
Community Garden Open Day
🌱🌻 Exciting Announcement! 🌻🌱
Join us at the Nemingha Community Garden Open Day on April 14th at 10:30 am! 🎉
Discover the incredible benefits of composting and learn about the vital role microbiology plays in nurturing our soils. 🌿🔬
We'll also be hosting a coin donation BBQ and serving morning tea to keep you fueled up for all the fun activities! ☕
Don't miss out! See you there at 18 Railway St, Nemingha NSW. Let's celebrate community and sustainable gardening together! 🌍💚
#NeminghaCommunityGarden #OpenDay #Sustainability #Composting #Microbiology #CommunityEvent
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Additional opening hours for our Nursery during Autumn
Exciting news! Landcare Nursery is thrilled to announce that we'll be extending our opening hours to include Saturdays from 9am to 2pm, starting Easter Weekend and continuing throughout the entire Autumn season. We can't wait to serve you better and help you with all your gardening needs!
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Wallabadah, what have we learnt about our water
Join us for a morning of reflection and learning as we revisit the outcomes of water and water related land management initiatives
undertaken in our community since 2018, with the support and assistance of Local Land Services, DPI, UNE and other technical experts,
including Martin O’Rourke. The focus of this event will be on what we have learned and what we can do about improving our future water
security as a community and as landholders.
Bush Tucker Workshop
23 March 2024 | TAMWORTH
Embark on a captivating journey of discovery as we delve into the realm of Traditional Australian Bush Tucker at our upcoming event. Led by
our esteemed Nursery Manager, Paul Moxon, this immersive experience will unveil the secrets of iconic plants such as Scurvy Weed, Darling
Lily, Native Raspberry, and the elusive Chocolate Lily and Vanilla Lily. Delve into the rich cultural heritage intertwined with these
indigenous plants as we learn about traditional harvesting methods, sustainable cultivation practices, and the profound significance they
hold in Australian history. Join us as we deepen our appreciation for the land and its traditional bounty
Grant writing and Project management Workshop
Attention all community groups!
Are you eager to turn your innovative ideas into impactful projects but unsure where to start? Join us for an exclusive Grant and Project
Writing Workshop!
In this interactive workshop, you'll learn:
Limited spots available, so reserve yours now
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Landcare Learning
Come and join us for our first Landcare Learning of 2024. We will be learning about Nature's Nooks: Urban Gardens Creating Haven for Both People and Wildlife. Our guest speaker is Eliza, a 32-year-old mother of two and part-time Medical Sonographer, resides in Tamworth with her husband Doug and children, Arthur and Freya. Settling in Tamworth in 2019, they constructed a resilient home in Moore Creek Gardens amidst drought and bushfires, prioritizing adaptability to extreme weather. Nell Chaffey will also do a short presentation on habitat stepping stones.
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