HEYTESBURY DISTRICT LANDCARE NETWORK
Landcare Coordinator position
The Heytesbury District Landcare Network is seeking to employ an enthusiastic person to take up the role of Landcare Coordinator on a permanent, part-time full basis (30 hours per week).
The Heytesbury District Landcare Network (HDLN) represents and supports Landcare groups, community groups, farmers and land managers to address natural resource and sustainable land management issues within the Heytesbury region in Southwest Victoria.
Specifically, this role will include planning and implementing revegetation and regenerative agriculture projects, seeking funding and partnership opportunities and undertaking activities in the 2021-24 Landcare Facilitator Work Plan.
A position description can be obtained by clicking on the PDF icon below. Applications close 5:00pm Thursday February 2, 2023.
Focus on cover crops
Our series on Covercrops is complete.
Click on the links below to read a profile (usually 3-4 pages).

Fire Recovery for the District at Glenfyne Hall.
An excellent turn out at the Fire recovery BBQ and chat at Glenfyne Hall last night. More than 70 in attendance with Elingamite-Cobrico Landcare hosting and the HDLN crew and CCMA supporting the event. Thanks to all who pitched in to help. We’re looking forward to a community-led joint effort between Landcare, CMAs, DELWP, the Shire, AgVic etc to restore our extraordinary landscape.
Biofund is HDLN's annual grant program focused on planting, protection, enhancement or linking of native vegetation and that encourage community participation.
EOIs are due 30th September of each year. If you have a good project idea, click on the fact Sheets and Forms page above to download the guidelines and application forms.
Click Here for Expression of Interest Form
Please feel free contact us for more information...5598 3755
Project Funding

In Autumn 2022 we partnered with Otway Agroforestry Network to run the Master Tree Growers course. It’s an 8-day, field based course for landholders interested in planting and managing trees and shrubs for conservation and profit.
The course covered a wide range of topics that reflect the interests and aspirations of the participating landholders, such as establishing and managing of trees on farms for shelter, aesthetics, biodiversity, soil erosion control, high quality timber and other forest based products. There were 28 graduates.
Weeds Hotline
Got an issue with or have you spotted noxious weeds?
Call DEDJTR on 5561 9904 for assistance and advice.