Inspire the next generation of Landcarers
Junior Landcare has supported thousands of fantastic projects across Australia with the support of our government, corporate, and philanthropic partners. Read our Junior Landcare case studies for great ideas on how you can encourage the children in your life to get involved in a Junior Landcare project at home, school or in the community.
Buzzing about biodiversity
Red Cliffs Primary undertook an exciting project to both educate their students about biodiversity, and …
Native Revegetation Project
Apollo Bay P-12 College wanted to run a revegetation program where students could be involved …
Seed bombing for biodiversity
The 1st Nunawading Scout Group leaders want all their scouts to become champions of local …
Kindy Native Bee Project
Apollo Parkways Preschool in Melbourne is teaching students about native bees and the role they …
Bush Seasons at Bush Kinder
A Kindergarten in Victoria is teaching students how to observe and interact with the local …
Biodiversity connections
East Bentleigh Primary School students create impressive biodiversity corridor, increasing wildlife habitat, and connecting with …
Outdoor learning activities
Victorian primary school students learn about their local history, environment and culture through an outdoor …
Enhancing local biodiversity
More than 300 students at Mount View Primary planned and installed an Indigenous garden to …
Learning through nature
Victorian pre-school students and their families get hands-on with nature as they build a biodiversity …
Scout campsite biodiversity
A Victorian Junior Landcare and Biodiversity Grant helped the Mataranka Scout Camp plant native wildlife …
Building biodiversity role models
To become better biodiversity role models and help educate their peers about the importance of …
Connecting kids to country
Darkan Primary School teacher assists students in building insect hotels to attract pollinators to their …
Children or Parents
Teachers and Educators
Youth or Community Groups
Biodiversity
Food Production
First Nations Perspectives
Waste Management
