Empowering Connection and Caring for Country
Join Landcare Australia’s First Nations Landcare Working Group for an event for mob and non-Indigenous people to connect, share, learn and talk on Country.
Free for First Nations Peoples
About the First Nations Landcare Gathering
The First Nations Landcare Gathering will be hosted on Sunday 21 September from 10am to 4pm at Guanaba, an Indigenous Protected Area on the Gold Coast, home of the Yugambeh language group.
This event is part of the 2025 National Landcare Conference program and will bring together First Nations Peoples and non-Indigenous people from across Australia.
Delegates attending this event will take a bus from the Gold Coast Convention and Exhibition Centre to the IPA. This is event has a limited capacity, please register at your earliest convenience.
Tickets are limited, you may be required to add your name to the wait list.
What to Expect
Hosted by the First Nations Landcare Working Group
Suzanne Thompson, Richard Hoolihan, Natalie Somerville, Gail Reynolds-Adamson, Jackson Chatfield, Richard Hoolihan, Dhani Gilbert in partnership with Justine Dillon and other local mob.
Connecting with Country and local Mob
Spend time connecting with country, learning, listening and being part of country with local mob as they share their stories and connection to country, creating a safe space to share knowledge.
Yarning Circles: Culture and Knowledge Exchange
In the safe space created, these sessions will be led by participants needs, yarning circles will delve into matters and concerns closest to their hearts and minds. These will be free flowing discussions, with members of Landcare Australia’s First Nations Landcare Working Group and other local mob providing leadership and input to discussions.
Register here
Free for First Nations Peoples
Acknowledgement
The 2025 National Landcare Conference will be hosted in Queensland on the Gold Coast, in the area home to the Yugambeh language group. We acknowledge and pay respects to the traditional Aboriginal people of these lands and waters and we acknowledge all their descendants. We also acknowledge the many Aboriginal people from other regions as well as Torres Strait and South Sea Islander people who now live in the local area and have made an important contribution to the community.
This event is proudly supported by
