Actively caring for the land and water that sustains us in
Queanbeyan and in surrounding regions since 1995.
2024 TIDY TOWNS BIODIVERSITY CONSERVATION AWARD WINNER
Welcome to Queanbeyan Landcare
We are a local not-for-profit community group that cares for our local environment.
We plan projects, plant native species, remove invasive weeds, organize funding and resources, advocate to council and governments on environmental issues and provide information and connections with like-minded organisations. Our aim is to make Queanbeyan a better place to live by preserving and restoring our natural landscapes and native species. Our focus is on making a positive difference, protecting and caring for native plants and animals, and enjoying ourselves along the way.
What’s On
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Sunday 17th November
09:00AM-11:00AM
WORKING BEE - WANDIYALI
Every third Sunday of each month we'll be meeting at Wandiyali for a working bee. Get in touch to gain details.
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Tuesday 3rd December
7:30PM-8:30PM
MONTHLY MEETING
Come and join us the first Tuesday of every month, meet other members and stay informed.
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Stay tuned for more in 2025
It’s been a busy 2024 and there will be lots more to do in 2025 so stay tuned to our website, Facebook and Instagram to find out more. We hope to see you soon.
For up-to-date information please
Membership in 2025 is free
We have undertaken almost 40 environmental rehabilitation projects, removing rubbish, planting trees, shrubs and grasses, fencing, weeding, providing for recreational access, and maintaining sites over time. We couldn’t have achieved this without the power of our amazing members and volunteers.
Do you have a love for the environment and want to join us?
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Regular Events
We’re involved in many events throughout the year including Clean Up Australia Day, World Environment Day, National Tree Day and many, many, more.
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Current Projects
Find out about our current rehabilitation projects for our local area. These include Bicentennial Park, Fernleigh Park, Mt Jerrabomberra & Stringy Bark Ridge, and along the Queanbeyan River.
Photo Credits this page: Header & Footer © Ian Johnsson | Gallery © Michele Dovers, Bill Hall, Ian Johnsson, Martin Holmes & Helen Hadobas
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT OF COUNTRY
We acknowledge the traditional custodians of the Queanbeyan-Palerang area and pay our respects to elders past, present and emerging.
We acknowledge the stories, traditions and living cultures of our First Nations peoples on this land we actively care for.