
Snowy River Interstate Landcare Committee Inc - SRILC
East Gippsland and Southern NSW
Solutions for a healthier,
sustainable future

Products and services
Addressing natural resource management issues in the Snowy River Catchment,
the Snowy River Interstate Landcare Committee (SRILC) represents nine rural landcare groups across two states – NSW and Victoria, in the south-east of Australia. The region stretches from the Monaro in southern NSW to the northern reaches of Far East Gippsland in Victoria.
SRILC is a volunteer organisation, managed independently by a Committee of volunteer landholders, that supports groups and individuals who are collectively working towards improving environmental outcomes and sustainability of our resources in the Snowy River Catchment.
Our nine member groups are formed along sub-catchment boundaries and meet to discuss and address natural resource management issues and the challenges affecting agriculture.
In addition to the nine landcare groups represented by SRILC, we have forged strong working partnerships with local councils and regularly engage with state and federal government departments as well as local and regional community groups.
A majority of our Landcare members are livestock graziers with some opportunistic cropping however our membership also includes smaller landholders with an interest in a more productive World.
Our Vision
To be a safe and responsive leader in rural Landcare
Our Mission
Facilitate grassroots agricultural and landscape initiatives in order to encourage regional development and demonstrate effective use of valuable resources



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Latest Projects
Respond to Bushfire - Community Training
We have an impressive lineup for Community Bushfire Awareness this weekend:
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Bombala 20th Sept
Eden 21st Sept
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Learn how to prepare for your family.
Basic protective equipment.
An interactive briefing by a FCNSW fire helicopter pilot.
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Call 02 64584003 or email srilc@bigpond.com for details
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