Our Habitat Talk starts at 10:00 AM, presented by Paul Moxon, our resident horticulturist. Paul will share his expert advice on:

• Choosing the right plants for urban and rural spaces
• Creating inviting environments for birds, insects, and other native wildlife
• Garden design tips to boost biodiversity
• How to care for your plants, plus handy planting tips and tricks

After the talk, enjoy a relaxed browse through our nursery, chat with our friendly team, and pick up some beautiful, habitat-friendly native plants.
🌱 Free entry – No bookings required – Everyone welcome! 🌱

While you're here, explore our nursery and shop for bee-friendly plants to enhance your garden and help support local pollinators!

Date: Saturday, May 3rd, 2025
Time: 10:00 AM - 12:00 PM (Nursery open from 10:00 AM - 2:00 PM)
Location: 300 Wallamore Road, Westdale

Discover effective and innovative habitat augmentation techniques through practical demonstrations — including the installation of artificial tree hollows and a raptor platform

Don’t miss this opportunity to learn how simple changes can make a big impact on local biodiversity.

Whether you’re managing pasture or cropping, increasing biodiversity can improve productivity, build resilience, and reduce the need for chemical inputs. This is your chance to hear directly from landholders, educators, and experts who are walking the talk.

📅 When: Wednesday, 15 May
📍 Where: Tamworth Agricultural Institute
🎟️ Limited places available

Hear from an inspiring speaker lineup:
🌾 Scott McCalman – Cropping Farmer & AgriRisk High Achiever of the Year Nominee
🌿 Wes Leedham – Indigenous Educator & Trainer, Warrumbungle National Park
🐄 Dr. Gundi Rhoades – Veterinarian, International Speaker & Author
🚜 Mike McCosker – Founder of Carbon8 & Fourth-Generation Farmer

This event is packed with practical insights you can apply straight to your paddocks — don’t miss it!

Carbon8 is excited to be working with the inspiring Tamworth Regional Landcare Association and LLS NSW to deliver "A deep dive into soil, water and the little critters in the environment"

If you are a teacher from yrs 3 to 6 and would like to be immersed in a practical hands on learning environment with Rock Star soil scientists and ecologists, , leading speakers and farmers, you will love this full day teaching event for your students.

Celebrate the incredible diversity of our region’s flora and fauna! From ancient, towering red gums to seasonal wattles and delicate bluebells, from wedge-tailed eagles and kangaroos to blue wrens and blue-banded bees—biodiversity thrives in every corner of our landscape. We invite photographers of all skill levels to capture the beauty of our natural environment, both big and small. Whether it’s the grassy white box woodlands, rivers, dams, and billabongs, or footpaths, parks, backyards, and even pot plants, there’s always a unique perspective waiting to be discovered.

The competition opens on May 17th and closes on June 28th, giving our judges time to carefully select the winning shots. Winners will be announced during Landcare Week, commencing August 8th, and all submitted photos will be proudly displayed at Fitzroy Plaza, allowing the community to celebrate and be enthralled by the stunning biodiversity of our region. So grab your camera or smartphone, explore the beauty around you, and “shoot your best shot!”