Local Land Services programs and projects

Local Land Services deliver targeted programs and projects to actively manage, protect and restore natural resources, support sustainable land management, and enhance primary production for landholders.

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Local Land Services is currently delivering a number of targeted programs and projects to assist landholders to improve primary production outcomes, adopt sustainable land management practices, and actively manage, protect and restore natural resources.

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Feral Pig and Pest Program

The $14.3 million Feral Pig and Pest Program supports landholders to control feral pigs and other priority pest animal species.

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Two men talking and walking side by side away from the camera along a mowed paddock with trees and long grass in the background and a fence in the foreground.

Good Neighbours Program

This $10 million program protects the NSW economy, environment and community by investing in pest and weed management at the boundaries between public and private land. 

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Lake Burragorang in Greater Blue Mountains World Heritage Area. Photo: John Spencer © DPIE

Natural Heritage Trust

Multiple projects are being delivered across NSW from 2023–28 through funding from the Australian Government Natural Heritage Trust.

In progress projects

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Local Land Services Pathways to Country program is reconnecting people with Country and improving connection between Aboriginal people and land managers in the ...
Status: In progress
Local Land Services is assisting landholders and Aboriginal communities in Western NSW to improve outcomes for kangaroo management.
Status: In progress
North Coast Local Land Services is reducing the impact of feral horses by working with landholders to trap and rehome animals across Clarence and Coffs Harbour....
Natural Heritage Trust
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Working collaboratively to preserve and increase the critically endangered regent honeyeater populations in 3 Local Land Services regions. 
Natural Heritage Trust
Status: In progress
Local Land Services is working collaboratively to preserve the UNESCO-listed Willandra Lakes Region world heritage site in south-western NSW.
Natural Heritage Trust
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Working with landholders to improve the condition of habitat for the endangered Mallee Birds Ecological Community of the Murray Darling Depression Bioregion.
Natural Heritage Trust
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Working with partners to protect and restore species and landscapes within the parkland and border areas of the Greater Blue Mountains world heritage area.
Natural Heritage Trust
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This project addresses soil erosion and habitat loss to help protect the grey range thick-billed grasswren in far Western NSW. 
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Local Land Services is supporting on-farm carbon management and state net zero emissions targets in North Coast NSW.
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The Small Farms Network is an open group of small to medium sized farmers, including lifestyle farmers, proudly supported by Greater Sydney Local Land Services....

See the difference our projects and programs make

On-ground outcomes

Past programs and projects

Land managers and NSW communities continue to see the benefits and on-ground results of these past programs and major projects through capacity building, education, and funded grants. 

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Feral Pig Program 2023-24

Local Land Services delivered the NSW Government's $13 million Feral Pig Program to successfully reduce feral pig populations and their impacts.

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Early Needs Recovery Program

The $13 million Early Needs Recovery Program assisted primary producers recover from the 2022 NSW severe weather storms and flooding events.

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Cattle in containment areas either side of a dirt road with fenced pastures in background

Saving our Soils During Drought

This project supported farmers with knowledge and tools to adopt livestock production practices that reduce groundcover loss and improve drought resilience.

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