HNLN is a community-based organisation set up for landholders, the community, groups and schools in Hawkesbury, Hills Shire, Penrith and Blacktown, to access advice, support and on-ground resources, towards improved land management.
It aims to connect the community and empower action through Landcaring. Find out more here.
Landholder support & advice
Support schools & youth with environmental education
Landcare group support
Disaster recovery & resilience
Conservation & Wildlife
Sustainable Agriculture
HNLN operates throughout 4 LGAs (Hills, Hawkesbury, Blacktown, Penrith) and is comprised of a connected network of groups and initiatives that support one another, advocate for the environment, share knowledge/collaborate and much more.
Make a real impact on your community with Hawkesbury-Nepean Landcare!t Whether you become a member to support our long-term projects, tag along to an event to plant trees and restore habitats, every action counts! No experience is required, just a passion for nature. Find out more below!
Planting and bush regeneration with Leonay Public School!
HNLN and Western Sydney Weeds Authority support Brewongle Environmental Education Centre in The Hills Shire!
HNLN supports Blacktown School Holidays Junior Creek Keepers Program!
Wandering Wallabies Roaming Landcare Group hops over to East Kurrajong!
HNLN is proud to work with local councils, State bodies and organisations to deliver programs locally and address community needs. Together we create, deliver and share opportunities for our members to improve land management across the region.
Hawkesbury-Nepean Landcare Network (HNLN) is supported and hosted by the Western Sydney Weed Authority.
Hawkesbury City Council
Penrith City Council
Blacktown City Council
The Hills Shire Council
Hawkesbury-Nepean Landcare Network is the regional provider for the Land for Wildlife (LFW) program for the Hawkesbury-Nepean Region.
The Land for Wildlife (LFW) program is a voluntary property registration scheme for landowners who wish to manage areas for biodiversity and wildlife habitat. It's a great way to connect with community and conserve and restore private land!