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Feb 7

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🌳 Creating Canopies began 2023 with one goal - to plant 200,000 trees across Greater Sydney by the end of 2025.🌿 ✨ How did the project go last year? Discover the amazing work Creating Canopies accomplished in 2023. πŸƒ 🌏 Comment 'Canopies 23' below and we'll send you a link to the 2023 wrap up of the Creating Canopies project. 🌳 We look forward to planting with you again in March 2024 - not long now! About Creating Canopies: @landcare_nsw and Greater Sydney Landcare are planting 200,000 trees as part of the Greening our City program to help reduce urban heat in Greater Sydney. Proudly funded by the NSW Government. @nswdcceew #CreatingCanopies #GreaterSydneyLandcare #UrbanHeat #TreeCanopy #LandcareNSW #GreeningOurCity

Feb 3

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πŸ’§ Dive into the highlights of 2023 with Jessica Lumbroso, our Streamwatch and Local Landcare Coordinator! 🌟 🌿 Jess empowered the community to get involved in citizen science, taught water quality monitoring, and was on the ground removing rubbish from rivers and planting out biofilters - all to protect our precious waterways. 🌊 πŸ’™Comment 'Streamwatch 23' below and we'll send you a link to discover how Jess' efforts have ignited environmental awareness across Greater Sydney! 🌏🌱 #StreamWatch2023 #GreaterSydneyLandcare #EnvironmentalSuccesses #NatureConservation #CommunityEngagement #EnvironmentalAwareness #Streamwatch

Feb 1

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πŸŽ™οΈ Explore Private Land Conservation in this interesting podcast - 'Big Shift for Small Farms' - by Local Land Services NSW @llsnsw. 🌿 In this insightful discussion, Greater Sydney Landcare's Chair Bev Debrincat and Private Land Conservation Project Manager Xuela Sledge share their expertise and experiences. 🌳 Comment 'Private Land Conservation Podcast' below and we'll send you a link to find out more and listen in. #PrivateLandConservation #Podcast #ConservationAgreements

Jan 30

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πŸ”Ž Discover all the amazing things Xuela got up to for Greater Sydney Landcare in 2023. 🀩 🐨 Xuela Sledge has over two decades of conservation and community engagement experience. She manages pivotal projects for Greater Sydney Landcare including the Private Land Conservation Program, Cumberland Plain Restoration Program, and the Southwest Sydney Koala Project. 🌿 πŸƒ Comment 'Xuela' below and we'll send you a link to the important work done in 2023 for Sydney's Koalas and Private Land Conservation. 🌏 @swskoalaproject

Jan 26

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🌳 Do you have space on your land for native plants to create cooling canopy cover and shade? 🐦 πŸƒ Greater Sydney Landcare's Creating Canopies project is partnering with private landowners with space for 100 or more trees, and public landowners with space for 1,000 or more trees. ✨ πŸ’š We'll provide you with free plants and organise a day for volunteers to come and plant them for you too. 🌱 Comment 'Free Trees' if you'd like us to send you the link to find out more about registering your site for trees. We'd love to work with you in 2024. About Creating Canopies: @landcare_nsw and Greater Sydney Landcare are planting 200,000 trees as part of the Greening our City program to help reduce urban heat in Greater Sydney. Proudly funded by the NSW Government. @nswdcceew #CreatingCanopies #GreaterSydneyLandcare #UrbanHeat #TreeCanopy #LandcareNSW #greeningourcity
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Greater Sydney Landcare is proud to acknowledge Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Peoples as the Traditional Custodians of the Country on which we live and work. We value and respect their deep and continued spiritual and cultural connections to the land, waters and seas, and pay our respects to their Ancestors and Elders past, present and future.

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