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Birds, mammals and native bees act as forest pollinators for many flowering plants. But what if these disappeared from our urban landscapes? How would this impact on the environment and what can you do to help improve your local biodiversity? Bush care is an alternative approach to actively rehabilitating degraded riparian zones – one that starts with you and your community.

This presentation outlines a step-by-step approach to establishing a bush care group and how support can be harnessed through the power of Landcare. It will highlight the benefits of rehabilitation projects, engaging local government and corporations to support and sponsor urban bush care work, the need for environmental funding as well as challenges that need to be overcome, such as gaining trust and credibility, ensuring goals are met, and budgeting and evaluation. Luise will also then share how Springfield Lakes Nature Care attracted volunteers, what residents learned through its bush care program and the benefits to their wellbeing.

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Landcare is an amazing grass roots, volunteer movement that harnesses individuals and groups under the ethic of caring for the land. There are approximately 6,000 volunteer environmental group across Australia that fall under the Landcare umbrella. The movement focuses on the sustainable management of all of Australia's natural resource assets and encompasses individuals and groups across the whole landscape from coastal to urban and remote areas of Australia.