covers the catchment of the Burgoigee Creek, around the area of Murmungee and Bowmans Forest.

The 3 core goals of the Burgoigee Creek Landcare Group are Sustainable Farming, Sustainable Community & Sustainable Environment

Contact: bclg.secretary@gmail.com

aims to foster a new generation of land managers able to maintain a viable and practical balance between productivity and environmental concerns.

Contact:  hhc.secretary@gmail.com

is a not for profit, made up of volunteers within the community of Indigo Valley, Barnawartha and Barnawartha North, who have a passion for the environment.

Contact: indigocreeklandcare@gmail.com

was established in 1994 and encompasses the communities of Mudgegonga and Rosewhite, and includes the Barwidgee and Happy Valley Creeks, as well as their tributaries. The area covered by the landcare group is located about midway between Myrtleford and Yackandandah. It’s historically a farming community with a mix of cattle and sheep, but now includes a number of lifestyle properties.

The group was very active with bush fire recovery programs following the 2009 bush fires and has undertaken a mix of erosion-control, native re-vegetation, dung beetle introduction and agricultural outreach programs over the years. It is currently managing a large federal government grant under the Healthy Rivers Program in the Murray-Darling Basin that incorporates projects across the mid-Ovens River region.

We meet the first Thursday of every month at the Mudgegonga Hall on the Myrtleford-Yackandandah Road and all members or newcomers to the district are welcome to attend.

Contact: landcare.mudgegonga@gmail.com

was formed in 1988 from an existing Farm Trees Group. The group covers the areas around Springhurst, Eldorado and Carraragarmungee, comprising fertile riverine plains, undulating hills and rocky granite outcrops. We are largely concerned with addressing the land degradation problems of erosion, loss of vegetation, dryland salinity, acidity, poor water quality and rabbit, fox and weed infestation. Throughout the year we host numerous workshops, field days and community events in our local area.

Contact: Secretary Liz Wilson wilsonelizabeth563@gmail.com

works with landholders to support the environment,  biodiversity, and farmland on the Stanley Plateau.

Contact: tocasa@gmail.com 

covers the upper reaches of the Reedy Creek and includes Wooragee and Woolshed valleys. Our landcare group has been active for more than 30 years and was one of the early adopters of landcare in Victoria. We welcome people living outside our area to be members.

We have a strong Junior Landcare program with the Wooragee school.

A monthly newsletter keeps members and the community informed about activities and information. See our website below for the range of events we hold.

Contact:  woorageelandcare@gmail.com  Website: woorageelandcare.org.au