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Wodonga Urban Landcare Network

Wodonga Urban Landcare Network (WULN) provides support to groups and facilitates opportunities for linkages, information sharing, co-operative and wholistic planning and community involvement in land management across the municipality of Wodonga.

We support not-for-profit community groups and land managers to be actively involved in the protection, preservation, improvement and management of parks, gardens, bushland, farmland and the open spaces of Wodonga.

See contact details below.

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We’re also on Facebook  facebook.com/wodongalandcare and facebook.com/G4WAW and YouTube Wodonga Landcare.

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  • Biocontrols in Action: Managing Paterson’s Curse and St John’s Wort

    Baranduda Fields Ecohub 200 Baranduda Blvd, Baranduda, Victoria, Australia

    Interested in sustainable weed management? Come along to this practical workshop with Dr Rae Kwong from Agriculture Victoria and learn how biocontrol insects are helping tackle two significant pasture weeds: […]

  • Mapping for Management – building mapping skills for landholders

    Charles Sturt University 386 Elizabeth Mitchell Drive, Thurgoona, New South Wales, Australia

    Want to explore how digital mapping can help you better understand and manage your property? Join Wodonga Urban Landcare Network’s Healthy Hectares program for a practical, beginner-friendly workshop designed to […]

  • Field Day – Integrating Cultural Land Management on your Property

    Ryans Lagoon Ryans Rd, Bonegilla, Victoria, Australia

    Wodonga Urban Landcare Network invites you to a practical field day for farmers and landholders with Uncle Allan Murray from the Duduroa Dhargal Aboriginal Corporation. Learn how the project at […]

  • Healing Huon Creek: A Riparian Restoration Field Day

    Come along to learn about the science behind waterway health, the restoration plan for this site, and explore how you can get involved in protecting this important wildlife corridor.

    Free