Upcoming Events
TRLA Events
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Productive farming with frogs, reptiles and a healthy ecosystem
Improving frog and reptile habitat on farms can boost productivity and ecosystem health by increasing local wildlife diversity.
Join North West Local Land Services (LLS) for a demonstration day to learn about habitat improvement and ecosystem monitoring on farms, featuring a local case study on what frogs are telling us on farms.
Event details:
The event will provide useful information on monitoring frogs and reptiles on farms, creating a frog pond, and how North West LLS has been working with landholders to improve farm habitat to support native biodiversity.
Hear from:
- Creating Frog habitat on farm, by Phill Spark, North West Ecological Services
- Reptile-friendly farm, by Martin Dillon, Northern Tablelands LLS
- How Local Land Services support improving farm habitat and enhancing biodiversity, by Angela Baker, North West LLS
On-farm demonstration:
- Explore findings from recent on-farm biodiversity monitoring across the North West region.
- Learn how to create a frog pond and improve habitat for frogs in paddocks and farm dams.
Additional details:
- Morning tea and lunch provided.
- Please bring a hat and chair.
Contact: Razzaq Sarker, razzaq.sarker@lls.nsw.gov.au or 0448 095 42
Native Plant and Seed Collection Workshop - Narrabri
Spring is the perfect
time to get out and discover what native vegetation is growing on your property.Our upcoming workshops in Narrabri and Moree will help
landholders develop practical skills in identifying native plants and collecting native seed from local species.
Narrabri - 11 November
Moree - 18 NovemberLearn about:
local native plant species
when and how to collect native seed
conditions that influence successful seed collection
the diversity of native
plants across the region.
Native Plant and Seed Collection Workshop - Moree
Spring is the perfect
time to get out and discover what native vegetation is growing on your property.Our upcoming workshops in Narrabri and Moree will help
landholders develop practical skills in identifying native plants and collecting native seed from local species. Narrabri - 11 November
Moree - 18 NovemberLearn about:
local native plant species
when and how to collect native seed
conditions that influence successful seed collection
the diversity of native
plants across the region.
Land Management and Conservation Forum
REGISTER NOW - Land Management and Conservation Forum 
24 November 2026, 9 am – 4:15 pm
West Tamworth Leagues Club, Tamworth NSW
Big land management decisions rarely come with easy answers. This forum tackles the questions landholders are grappling with right now:
How do we maintain productivity while managing drought risk?
Where do biodiversity and business objectives align?
Which stewardship actions
are actually worth the investment? Bringing together leading 14 leading experts, producers, researchers and practitioners, the event will
deliver practical insights, local examples and honest conversations about managing productive landscapes in North West NSW.
This event is supported by North West Local Land Services’ Sustainable Agriculture Facilitator. Sustainable Agriculture Facilitators are
supported by the Australian Government through funding from the Natural Heritage Trust under the Climate-Smart Agriculture Program.
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Soil Resilience workshop
Curious about soil health but not sure where to start—or how to apply it on your own place? Join us for a hands-on Soil Resilience Workshop with Dr Aurelie Quade this December, designed to build your confidence and give you practical skills you can take straight back to your farm.
Spend a day in the paddock learning how to assess your soil, identify key constraints, and walk away with clear, realistic actions to improve soil function and productivity.
Regular Events
TRLA Monthly Meeting
TRLA meet on the third Tuesday of every month from 5.15 pm. These meetings are either in person or online via zoom. Notification is sent
to members and newsletter subscribers. If you would like to attend but are not a member please contact info@trla.org.au.
Friends of Moore Creek Cave Working Bee
3rd Saturday of every month from 8.30am, held at Moore Creek Caves Reserve (end of Maysteers Lane)
Activities which are undertaken at the MCCR working bee include:
- Weeding
- Tree planting
- Tree maintenance
- Native bee hive care
- Seed collecting
- Seed processing
- Propagation & nursery days
- Free local native plant giveaways
- Social morning teas
- Chat with experts on ecology, aboriginal culture of the reserve, bush foods and the environment
Facilities: No facilities are at this site.
Contact: Paul Moxon 0425 337 475
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