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Tamworth Skywalk Opening

The Tamworth Skywalk is now open to the public and it is so great to see all our plants From the Tamworth Regional Landcare Nursery in the ground and being such a huge part of Tamworths newest attraction, We can't wait to see how the plants progress and grow over the next few years to bring more life to the area!

Spring Sale - Pollinator Packs

Get Excited for our Spring pollinator packs Avalible for the whole month of Septemeber, Six Native endemic species for just $20. 

This Bundle is perfect for anyone wanting to brighten up their garden and attract our pollinators for spring! it is the perfect combination of Groundcovers and shrubs great for the garden or to fill in any bare spots!

This offer is for walk in customers only so you don't want to miss out and valid until the end of September (The chosen species cannot be altered or swaped)

Local Gomeroi Artist Selected for Regional Landcare Artwork

We are pleased to announce that Tamworth-based Gomeroi artist Kristi Kirk has been selected through our recent Expression of Interest process to create a new artwork for North West Regional Landcarers.

The commission forms part of our Aboriginal Partnerships project and will create an artwork that reflects caring for Country, connection to land and water, community, and the importance of working together.

Spring Has Sprung – It’s Time to Get Planting!

Spring is here, and after some much-needed rain across the region, our landscapes are starting to wake up! The combination of warmer days, moisture in the soil and longer daylight hours makes this a fantastic time to get out into the garden and start planting.

Junior - Calling all young photographers! 📸

Our 2026 TRLA Photo Competition is all about capturing the amazing volunteers in our community—the people who help others, care for places, and make a difference every day.

Grab your camera or phone, start snapping, and show us the helpers and heroes you see around you—then head to the TRLA website to enter!

The TRLA 2026 Photography Competition is now open!

This year, in recognition of the International Year of the Volunteer, we’re turning the focus from landscapes to people—the incredible volunteers who keep our communities thriving.

From community gardens and sporting groups to op shops, environmental projects and everyday acts of kindness, we want you to capture the people who give their time and make a difference.

• 📸 Entries are now open until mid-October.
• 👉 Head to the TRLA website to find the entry forms and details.

Get snapping, start noticing those quiet moments of generosity, and help us celebrate the heart of our community.

We can’t wait to see your photos!

“CULTURAL FLOW” WORKSHOP

Walhallow Local Lands Council hosted a workshop on 29th August 2026 in Quirindi, featuring Bradley Moggridge, Professor (Science)and Associate Dean (indigenous Leadership and Engagement from University of Technology, Sydney.

Professor Moggridge is a researcher in Indigenous Water Science (qualified in hydrogeology and environmental science) with 25 years in water and environmental science, cultural science, indigenous engagement, regulation, water planning and management, water policy development, legislative reviews, applied research and project management.

🌱 ForbsFarms Workshop – registrations are open!

Interested in how native forbs can contribute to healthier, more productive and resilient farming systems?

Join Northern Slopes Landcare for the Forbs on Farms Workshop on 8–9 September. This hands-on two-day workshop is a great opportunity to learn more about the role of forbs in our farming landscapes and how they can be incorporated into practical farm management.

TRLA 2026

TRLA warmly invites members to our 2026 AGM on September 19, beginning at 5:00 pm for a 5:30 pm start, featuring a brief AGM, a shared roast dinner, and a special presentation by Kaliela Thornton. Kaliela will share her journey working with Gomeroi women, alongside insights into native grains and cultural knowledge—this is a members-only event, so if you’re not yet part of TRLA, please become a member and join us.