Farm Walk - Mount Camel: Join this farm walk to explore practical farming strategies for improving feed, soil health and farm productivity.

Take action against Gorse: Learn practical gorse control methods and strategies for long-term management.

Observe National Threatened Species Day with a guided walk at Bald Hill Reserve, Kyneton, lead by Council’s Biodiversity Officer, Dr Jaclyn Harris.

Explore this unique bushland reserve and learn about the threatened plants and animals it protects, and the important role reserves play in conserving local biodiversity.

In this article from Victorian Landcare Magazine, discover a thriving indigenous wildlife corridor that continues to benefit both nature and the local community.

For more than 30 years, Woodend Landcare has worked steadily to restore and protect the natural environment along Five Mile Creek, evolving from simple weed control and tree planting to strategic habitat restoration, biodiversity conservation and community education.

Trees on farms do more than enhance your property. They can boost biodiversity, improve soil and water health, provide timber and firewood, and create lasting benefits for the wider community.

The Victorian Trees on Farms Program (VToF) is an initiative seeking to assist rural landowners to plant and manage trees on farms and promote the long-term success of tree-growing projects.

Hop along on this tour guided by Macedon Ranges Wildlife Network for an inspiring and educational walk at Hanging Rock. This is a unique chance to experience these beautiful and fascinating animals in the wild. Learn about kangaroo behaviours and social structures, and the cultural significance of Hanging Rock.

Help Landcare Australia showcase the many ways people are caring for the environment across the Macedon Ranges. Simply grab your camera, start snapping, and share a photo that captures your personal landcare experience. As part of the campaign, Landcare Australia are offering the chance to win $1,000 for your Landcare or community-led environmental group. Submissions close Monday 31 August.

You may have noticed (or heard) that Masked Lapwing swooping season is here again. Lapwings breed in winter and spring and will be noisily protecting their nests and chicks - as any good parents do. Fortunately, their bark is worse than their bite and there are a few easy steps you can take to safely live alongside them.

Join Goldfields Libraries at the beautiful Duneira Estate for a cosy and inspiring chat with Warm Winter Read ambassador Jaclyn Crupi – a much-loved book champion, storyteller and all-round curious creative. Jaclyn will chat about her book, Planting for Native Birds, Bees and Butterflies. Tickets are $20. Image credit: Goldfields Libraries