Covering the catchment of Burgoigee Creek and surrounding the Murmungee and Bowmans Forest districts, this Landcare group is deeply committed to nurturing both land and community. With a clear focus on Sustainable Farming, Sustainable Community, and Sustainable Environment, the group works to protect natural resources, support local landholders, and foster long-term resilience. Through practical projects and community engagement, Burgoigee Creek Landcare continues to be a driving force for positive change in the region.

Contact: bclg.secretary@gmail.com

Read more about our goals, activities, and how to get involved 

Hodgson and Horseshoe Creeks Landcare Group has a proud history of helping landholders strike a balance between productive farming and environmental care. The group’s vision remains strong: to foster a new generation of land managers through hands-on learning, collaboration, and community-driven action. With fresh energy and local involvement, this vital Landcare group can continue to protect our creeks, soils, and native habitats. 

Contact:  hhc.secretary@gmail.com

Read more to explore their projects, events, and how to get involved.

The Indigo Creek Landcare Group is a not-for-profit organisation made up of volunteers from the communities of Indigo Valley, Barnawartha, and Barnawartha North. Dedicated to enhancing the health of local landscapes and waterways, the group operates with a strong foundation in community collaboration. It supports practical land management, biodiversity protection, and sustainable farming practices. From creek restoration and weed control to soil conservation and native planting, Indigo Creek Landcare empowers landholders to care for country while building resilience and connection across the region.

Contact: indigocreeklandcare@gmail.com

Read more about our initiatives, resources, and how to get involved

Established in 1994, the Mudgegonga & District Landcare Group serves the communities of Mudgegonga and Rosewhite, encompassing the Barwidgee and Happy Valley Creeks and their tributaries. Situated midway between Myrtleford and Yackandandah, the area has a rich farming history with cattle and sheep enterprises, now complemented by a growing number of lifestyle properties. The group played a vital role in bushfire recovery following the 2009 fires and continues to lead a range of initiatives including erosion control, native revegetation, dung beetle introduction, and agricultural outreach. Currently, it is delivering a major federal grant under the Healthy Rivers Program, supporting projects across the mid-Ovens River region. Monthly meetings are held on the first Thursday at Mudgegonga Hall, and all locals—new and longstanding—are warmly invited to join. 

Contact: landcare.mudgegonga@gmail.com

Read more about our projects, membership benefits, and how to get involved

Formed in 1988 from a pioneering Farm Trees Group, Springhurst Byawartha Creeks Landcare works across the diverse landscapes of Springhurst, Eldorado and Carraragarmungee—from fertile plains to granite outcrops. Our focus is on tackling land degradation through practical action: erosion control, revegetation, salinity management, and pest and weed reduction. We’re committed to restoring ecological balance and supporting landholders with hands-on workshops, field days and vibrant community events throughout the year.

Contact: Secretary Liz Wilson wilsonelizabeth563@gmail.com

 Read more about our history, projects, and upcoming activities

Nestled in the foothills of the Victorian Alps, the Stanley Landcare Group is a passionate collective of landholders and community members working to protect and restore the unique biodiversity of the Stanley Plateau. With a strong focus on native vegetation, soil health, and sustainable land management, the group leads practical initiatives—from weed control and revegetation to wildlife habitat enhancement and erosion prevention. Stanley Landcare is also known for its collaborative spirit, bringing locals together through workshops, field days, and shared stewardship of this ecologically rich landscape.

Contact:  penelope.mcgufficke@gmail.com

Read more about our current projects, community events, and how to join.

Spanning the upper reaches of Reedy Creek and embracing the Wooragee and Woolshed valleys, our group has been active for over 30 years and proudly stands among Victoria’s early Landcare adopters. We welcome members from both within and beyond our catchment area, united by a shared commitment to sustainable land management and community connection. Our strong Junior Landcare program with Wooragee Primary School fosters the next generation of environmental stewards, while our monthly newsletter keeps everyone informed and engaged. With a diverse calendar of public workshops and events, plus a dedicated community Landcare library, we offer resources and inspiration for all who care for country.

Contact:  woorageelandcare@gmail.com   

Read more about our legacy, programs, and how to get involved