Marlo Landcare Group
What we do
Marlo Landcare was formed in 1997 and covers approximately 12,000 ha from east of the Snowy River to Cape Conran.
Current membership totals 32 family groups with 72 members.
Let’s get together
Marlo Landcare regularly meets on the 3rd Sunday of the month at its two revegetation sites – the old Marlo tip and the Marlo escarpment in town. If you’re interested in joining our group, come along!
Our projects
Protecting endangered littoral rainforest is the driver for our projects. We also have the occasional spotlighting night and social get together.
Other projects include motion sensitive cameras that are doing the rounds of member’s backyards to identify what native animals are visiting, installing deer fencing, weeding and planting.
Every year Marlo Landcare participates in Clean Up Australia Day.
Where are we?
Marlo and the Marlo Plains – the mouth of the Snowy River.
Our committee
President – Stephen Henry
Secretary – Mark Lutze
Treasurer – Helen McCarthy
Vice President - Emma Orgill
Landcare Plantings at the Old Marlo Tip 2016
Landcare Plantings at the Old Marlo Tip 2021 - Proven success of Deer Exclusion Fencing
Camera at the Old Marlo Tip Planting Site - 2018
Clean Up Australia Day 2023
Clean Up Australia Day 2021
Clean Up Australia Day 2015
Old Marlo Tip 2016
Marlo Tip Site 2016
Old Marlo Tip 2016
Old Marlo Tip 2016
Marlo Tip Site 2016
Near Jakes Track 2017
Near Jacks Track 2017
Clean Up Australia Day
Clean Up Australia Day
Deer Exclusion Fences - Old Marlo Tip Site
Coastal School Plantings 2017
Coffee and Chat - with plantings
Lighthouse Reserve clean up day 2014
Interp Sign
Lighthouse Reserve 2018
Clean Up Australia Day
Lighthouse Reserve 2018
Deer Exclusion Fencing
Weed ID day 2017
Clean Up Australia Day
Clean Up Australia Day 2021
2017 working bee
Clean Up Australia Day
Prior to any work - old marlo tip site
after first plantings - Old Marlo Tip Site
Working Bee - Jacks Track 2020