Our vision
A sustainable, productive, diverse and innovative landscape and community with economic, ecological and social health benefits.
- To care for Country,
- connect with all custodians of the land we care for,
- provide a focus for right action in this time of climate change and
- celebrate our communal projects as leaders in the field who inspire and educate others.
Acknowlegement of Country
UBLN acknowledges that Traditional Owners have been part of this land for at least sixty-five millennia and that all Australians can learn from their stewardship.
We believe that the descendants of those Traditional Owners should be consulted respectfully on matters that affect their culture and wellbeing.
we work with 9 Landcare groups in our region – click to learn about our wonderful groups
explore our stories of building resilient, productive landscapes in our region – led by community, for community
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what we do
we work with our wonderful volunteer community groups and private landholders. Facilitating education and knowledge building workshops and events. We auspice grants and manage projects for environmental restoration throughout the region.
– Click to find out more about our team and what we offer
A pallet full of these spiky metal mesh paddock tree guards are currently available for purchase through the UBLN at a wholesale cost for Landcare members.
Ekidna Tree Guard is based in the Hunter Valley, NSW and have proven to be a simple to install and economic way to protect paddock trees as they establish while the paddocks are stocked.
They come in 2 sizes, large (for cattle) and small (for sheep) and can be purchased from us at a rate of $29/large and $22/small.
Get in touch if you are interested in purchasing some and trying them out.
For more information including specifications please click the the Ekidna_Brochure
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Talk to us
Have any questions? We are always open to talk about your Ideas, new projects, creative opportunities and how we can help you – this is how grass roots community action starts!