We're rested and ready to kick off another great year!
2024 saw us celebrate our 21st anniversary, with a focus on fostering partnerships, welcoming new members, and pursuing strategic projects.
Recently, we welcomed Wendy McDonald to the Board and Luke Ward as a new employee, while bidding farewell to several dedicated members.
In 2025, WMLIG will prioritise natural capital initiatives like the Landscape Impact Program, industrial hemp projects through Murray Industrial Hemp, and economic development efforts such as Murray Connect and the Barham Agri-precinct.
Additionally, we are preparing applications for the Sustainable Communities Program to support initiatives like agri-innovation and biofertilisers, aiming to drive regional growth and resilience.......
2024 saw us celebrate our 21st anniversary, with a focus on fostering partnerships, welcoming new members, and pursuing strategic projects.
Recently, we welcomed Wendy McDonald to the Board and Luke Ward as a new employee, while bidding farewell to several dedicated members.
In 2025, WMLIG will prioritise natural capital initiatives like the Landscape Impact Program, industrial hemp projects through Murray Industrial Hemp, and economic development efforts such as Murray Connect and the Barham Agri-precinct.
Additionally, we are preparing applications for the Sustainable Communities Program to support initiatives like agri-innovation and biofertilisers, aiming to drive regional growth and resilience.......
About Us
We are a not-for-profit group and charity based in Barham, NSW, that gives our community a voice in it's growth, environment, wellbeing and future.
We work in the pillars of:
Located beside the Murray River, for 20 years we have successfully convened a diverse and widespread community to bring about co-designed and agreed solutions that combine the economic, environmental, social and cultural needs of the community.
We work in the pillars of:
- Ag Research, Development and Extension
- Industry Diversification
- Landcare
- Environmental Services
- Environmental Markets
Located beside the Murray River, for 20 years we have successfully convened a diverse and widespread community to bring about co-designed and agreed solutions that combine the economic, environmental, social and cultural needs of the community.
Ground Stone Tools of the Barapa Barapa
Something a little special
A report on Ground Stone Tools of the Barapa Barapa at the Border Flywheelers Museum, Barham NSW by Archaeologist Colin Pardoe.
This is too good not to share, items mentioned in this report are available to view at the Border Flywheelers Museum.
A report on Ground Stone Tools of the Barapa Barapa at the Border Flywheelers Museum, Barham NSW by Archaeologist Colin Pardoe.
This is too good not to share, items mentioned in this report are available to view at the Border Flywheelers Museum.
As not-for-profit group, we rely on grant funding, while we work to develop new opportunities that will continue to bring community projects and vision to life. By joining us as a member, you can play a vital role in ensuring our work reaches a wider audience, have your say on community needs and what is of greatest value to you.
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Upcoming eventsWe run events, workshops, field trips and lots of other events throughout the year with many of our partners.
You can keep up to date and receive upcoming event updates straight to your inbox by joining our mailing list or see a full list of upcoming events below. |
