About Holbrook Landcare
For over 35 years, we've worked alongside farmers and landholders in southern NSW to protect and improve the land, water, and biodiversity of the Upper Murray region.
Born from the land, built by community
Holbrook Landcare Network began in 1989 when a group of local farmers came together with a shared vision: to look after the land that sustained them, and to do it together. What started as a few paddock conversations has grown into one of the most respected Landcare organisations in southern New South Wales.
Today we manage a diverse range of agricultural and Natural Resource Management projects — from soil testing and property mapping to drought resilience workshops and native revegetation. Our programs are shaped by the needs of our members and grounded in the latest science.
We're a not-for-profit organisation, and proud of it. Everything we do is driven by our mission to improve land management outcomes for the Upper Murray community — not by profit.
35 Years of Impact
The HLN Team
Our dedicated staff work alongside an active board of local landholders to deliver programs that make a real difference.
Jane Morrison
Executive Officer
Leading HLN for over a decade with a background in agricultural science and NRM project management.
Mark Thompson
Land Management Officer
Specialist in soil health, pasture management and native vegetation restoration across the Upper Murray.
Sarah Nguyen
Project Coordinator
Coordinates our drought resilience, farmer education and member engagement programs.
David Clarke
GIS & Mapping Officer
Provides property mapping and spatial analysis services to member landholders.