Share a #Landcare Photo for the Chance to Win $1,000* for Your Group with Landcare Through the Lens – a national photo campaign capturing what landcare looks and feels like where you live.From caring for bushland, waterways and coastlines, to restoring landscapes and...

QWaLC is proud of the 35 member groups who identify as indigenous groups. Together with all our over 500 member groups we will continue to work together to improve the environment and our communities of Queensland. We continue to celebrate the inclusion of the Caring...

This week is National Volunteer Week and the Queensland Water and Land Carers Board would like to acknowledge the 500+ groups and salute our 67 000+ volunteers who work tirelessly for our environment and community.   The theme for NVW2026 is ‘Your Year to Volunteer’...

Keeping Our Volunteers Safe_Volunteer Management, Policies and Procedures _QWALC Online Forum Presentation is now available online in pdf format at https://qwalc.org.au/naturally-together-2/ In the 2026 Survey 79 groups out of 500 identified Volunteer Management and...

Peter Garrett AM has been appointed chair of the Landcare Australia board, a national environment organisation, with Doug Humann AM stepping down after a 9-year tenure. Garrett is well known as an environmentalist, musician and former national Environment Minister. He...

Take the Landcare Week 2026 Survey! As Landcare Week 2026 approaches, we’re inviting everyone involved in landcare to share their experience by completing our national survey. Your voice helps show why people get involved, what landcare looks like where you live, and...

The Strengthening Rural Communities (SRC) Small & Vital grants stream gives small remote, rural and regional communities across Australia the opportunity to access funds for a broad range of initiatives that directly and clearly benefit local communities. There...

Landcare Australia and the Australian Institute of Company Directors (AICD) are offering eight fully-funded scholarships for the Governance Foundations for Not-for-Profit Directors course, plus a 1-year AICD membership. Each scholarship package is valued at $2,370....

Round 1 - Conservation Outcomes for Marine Plants of the Queensland Government’s Grassroots Environmental Grants to undertake on-ground activities that directly generate Conservation Outcomes for Marine Plants within eligible Local Government Areas across South East...

Open to individuals, groups or not-for-profit organisations seeking funds to contribute positively to your regional community. Criteria includes: services to a regional community need, demonstrates a measurable socioeconomic impact, maximises local community...

 Applications are now open to Queenslanders, including regionally based representatives and young people aged 18-25, with a passion for protecting our industries, environment, economy and lifestyle from potential biosecurity threats. Grow your skills, expand your...

AICD is offering scholarships to support new and aspiring directors of small to medium not-for-profit organisations across Australia. If you’re part of a community group and looking to build your governance skills, this is a valuable opportunity to strengthen your...

Round 1: Koala Habitat Restoration of the Queensland Government’s Grassroots Environmental Grants is now open. Grants of up to $75,000 (excluding GST) will be provided to eligible recipients for on-ground projects which seek to revegetate koala habitat and increase...

Nominations for the 2026 Queensland Volunteering Awards are OPEN! The Awards will be celebrated during National Volunteer Week. Know an incredible volunteer, or organisation making a difference? This is their moment to shine. Nominate now and help us celebrate...

The Strengthening Rural Communities Small & Vital stream gives small remote, rural and regional communities across Australia the opportunity to access funds for a broad range of initiatives that directly and clearly benefit local communities. Small grants up to...