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About ALI

Australian Landcare International (ALI) is a non-profit organisation that aims to facilitate and support overseas communities to adopt a Landcare approach to manage and sustain their … read more

How to Donate

How to Donate

Our Overseas Landcare Fund (OLF) provides small grants of $500 - $1000 for projects being carried out by establishing Landcare groups in developing countries. We use a … read more

Overseas LandCare Fund

Overseas Fund

LandCare's expansion worldwide has been accelerated by our small projects fund. Our Overseas Landcare Fund (OLF) provides small grants of $500 - $1000 for projects being … read more

AGM and nomination page

We are celebrating 10 years and we are seeking enthusiastic Landcare volunteers to join our committee and help make change around the world for the next 10! Nominations are now OPEN! 2018 ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING DETAILS Our 2018 Annual General Meeting is on Tuesday 16th October 2018, 7.00 - 8.30pm. Light refreshments will be served. Venue: Port Phillip EcoCentre, cnr … read more

Uganda

Uganda Landcare Visit, 13- 16th August 2018 ALI members were in Uganda to deliver training as part of the ACIAR funded Value Chain Innovation Project VIP4FS. (Value Chain Innovation Platforms for Food Security). This project is working with small farmers in Uganda and Zambia. In eastern Uganda it is working to enhance small farmers incomes from coffee, dairy and honey. This project and those … read more

March 2018 Newsletter

In February we welcomed a major delegation from Nepal of government agricultural program and advisory staff who were seeking information on Landcare and its applicability to working with local farming communities in Nepal. We also highlight one of our significant partners – GIERI in the Democratic Republic of the Congo. Patrick Kaka has managed several projects in the DRC supported by ALI, despite war conflicts and incredible land degradation issues caused in part from huge numbers of refugees from those conflicts. ALI is also involved with 2nd  Landcare workshop in the Caribbean, this time at St Kitts-Nevis in May. Read the full newsletter

Conference Papers Now Available

Most of the conference papers are loaded and available on the ALI website. We are experiencing technical difficulties and some of the the larger presentations won’t load – we’re working on it so check in every now and then. Go to Conference Papers  

Donations are now Tax Deductible!

Overseas Landcare Fund needs your help

Our Overseas Landcare Fund (OLF) provides small grants of $500 - $1000 for projects being carried out by establishing Landcare groups in developing countries. We use a known person or agency we can trust to see the funds are spent wisely in-country. Bank Australia has generously provided funds to cover the cost of fund transfers to overseas countries.  Landcare Victoria Inc. is a co-founder of the … Read more

What We Do

What we are doing

ALI has a committee that meets regularly to plan our program. We also have a network of members who act as resource people for ALI’s various activities. Our activities include: Training in the Landcare Approach ALI is interested in improving Landcare practice in other countries and has delivered many training sessions that are appropriate for overseas groups. Landcare Masterclass, Zambia, … read more

What’s New!!

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March Newsletter OUT NOW!

In February we welcomed a major delegation from Nepal of government agricultural program and advisory staff who were seeking information on Landcare and its applicability to working with local farming communities in Nepal. We also highlight one of our significant partners – GIERI in the Democratic Republic of the Congo. Patrick Kaka has managed several projects in the DRC supported by ALI, despite war conflicts and incredible land degradation issues caused in part from huge numbers of refugees from those conflicts. ALI is also involved with 2nd Landcare workshop in the Caribbean, this time at St Kitts-Nevis in May.

Read Rob’s report on the Japanese conference, a new project in the Caribbean, updates from DRCongo and the UN Convention to Combat Desertification.
Australian Landcare International donations are now tax deductible!!
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