What We Do

LPLM’s primary goal is to ensure the resource management of the Liverpool Plains is consistent with the economic, social and environmental needs of the Catchment Community.

Our Aims

Our carefully planned and implemented projects aim to:

• Increase biodiversity
• Conserve and manage remnant vegetation and watercourses
• Prevent and rectify erosion
• Establish native, perennial, salt-tolerant and deep-rooted pastures
• Support revegetation
• Improve land management practices
• Control weeds

See our successful conservation outcomes …

Our Projects

Showcase Projects:

• Recognising Women Farmers
• Bringing Namoi Rural Communities Together for Capacity Building and Support
• Healthy Farmers, Healthy Farms
• Koala Research Project
• Land Management Tenders
• Landcare
• Community Field Days

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How We Work

We achieve this through:

• Strategic partnerships
• A guiding Catchment Investment Strategy which serves as a blueprint for our work based on scientific approaches for addressing salinity
• Sharing information and practical support to enable landholders to create sustainable land management practices

Find Out More

Find out more about what we do:

• Catchment Investment Strategy
• Down To Earth newspaper articles
• Mission and Aims.