Tamworth Birdwatchers Inc will be launching the feral bird control trailer, funded by Tamworth Regional Council and made locally by the Tamworth Community Men’s Shed. The trailer, to be parked on Council land, will offer local residents a free and convenient option for the humane disposal of feral birds trapped at home. 

Tamworth Birdwatchers Inc representatives will be on hand to answer your questions about feral birds and how to deal with them at your place.

Participants are welcome to drop in anytime from 4:30pm – 7pm.  Free nibbles will be provided; drinks at own expense.  There will be a 10-minute presentation at 6pm.

Take home resources will be available, and the new trailer and traps will be on display.

All Welcome!

 Join the Upper Peel Landcare Group for a heartfelt afternoon at Nundle Memorial Hall, featuring a screening of the powerful Australian film Just a Farmer. This moving story explores resilience, grief, and the often-unspoken realities of life on the land, shining a light on the mental health challenges faced by farming families and the importance of reaching out and supporting one another.

This event is more than a film—it’s an opportunity for our community to come together in a warm, welcoming space where people can connect, reflect, and feel supported. Following the screening, a panel of local voices including Ian Worley, Sam Mackaway, Dr Cam Henderson, and Tammy Shields will guide a relaxed and supportive discussion, encouraging open conversation and shared understanding.

This is a free event, thanks to the generous support of Blackdog Ride and The Rural Adversity Mental Health Program (RAMHP), attendees will enjoy afternoon tea, and even a nourishing take-home meal—giving you a chance to take a break and recharge. Whether you come for the film, the conversation, or simply to be part of a caring community, you’ll find a safe and supportive environment where you’re not alone. Register now and be part of this important conversation.

 
We invite primary schools within approximately 100 km of Bingara to take part in a full-day, hands-on excursion, delivered in conjunction with Carbon 8, TRLA and LLS.

Students will engage in practical learning experiences exploring soil health, water cycles, biodiversity, and the important role farming families play in supporting resilient communities.

 
📅 Due to interest, an additional session on Thursday, 28 May 2026 may be offered, with priority given to smaller schools.

 🔗 Registration link: A Deep Dive into Soil, Water and the Little Critters in our Environment

📩 For enquiries or to register your interest, please contact Helen McCosker or :

Kate Spry at kate@trla.org.au or 0428 267 912