Landcare Groups in West Albury, NSW

Finding a landcare group in West Albury

Volunteer groups doing revegetation, weed control, erosion work and river bank repair, usually on a catchment or a single creek. Work happens at working bees, and the plants and the fencing normally come from a grant the group applied for rather than from a budget. Willow and blackberry along the Murray tributaries take up more of the year than anything else. New volunteers are put on a shovel the first morning and taught the rest as they go.

West Albury spreads between the Murray and the Nail Can Hill range, which gives it both river frontage and bush at the back fence. It is largely residential with a primary school, a shopping strip on Kaitlers Road and heavy weekend use of the wetlands and walking tracks. Living against the range means bushfire clearing, gutter work and tree assessment are seasonal staples for trades here.

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