About Us
The Kalgoorlie-Boulder Urban Landcare Group (KBULG) was established in May 1994 as a community landcare group. KBULG replaced the Goldfields Dust Abatement Committee (GDAC), which operated for over 20 years. The GDAC formed in 1973 in response to severe dust storms that affected the entire Kalgoorlie-Boulder community.
Over time the GDAC changed its focus from a professional body to a community group and KBULG is distinguished by a broader organisational scope and an emphasis on community involvement in conservation & landcare activities. KBULG is one of the first urban landcare groups in an arid area. The group was incorporated in 1996.
A core vision of KBULG remains the conservation of intact bushland and the ‘re-greening’ of urban spaces. KBULG also focuses on developing and implementing projects sharing conservation and sustainable lifestyle ideas, whilst fostering inclusion, skill development and personal well-being for the community.
KBULG maintains a community nursery in Karlkurla Bushland Park, and the organisation’s Eco & Cultural Education Centre within the nursery grounds was opened in June 2017.
KBULG is proud to be a fully inclusive local community group which engages residents from all walks of life, with participants in our educational programs at the nursery ranging from day-care toddler groups to groups of senior citizens from the Kalgoorlie-Boulder OWLS.
KBULG’s Community Nursery and Eco & Cultural Education Centre provide a space for the sharing and conveying of conservation and sustainable living – focussed ideas, while fostering inclusion, skill development and personal well-being for the community. Every community member and visitor to the region is warmly welcome to spend time within the community nursery and is able to learn from KBULG staff who take time to interact and listen.
KBULG’s community nursery is open to everyone – for group functions, courses, work experience, work placements and for every Goldfields resident and visitor who is interested to learn more about the local environment and local, drought-adapted plants.
KBULG welcomes every community member and visitor to the Goldfields to join our many activities. Contact admin@kbulg.org.au for more information.
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KBULG’S GOALS
Continue to Grow
TO CONTINUE TO GROW AND BE THE LEADING ENVIRONMENTAL GROUP IN THE GOLDFIELDS
- Increase community membership
- Web site
- Environmental advisory network (KBULG as the hub)
- Consulting body for all local development
- Peer and stakeholder recognition
- Facilitate environmental partnerships and alliances
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Entering Landcare and environmental awards
Inspire the Community
TO INSPIRE THE COMMUNITY TO BE ENVIRONMENTALLY ACTIVE
- Tree planting days
- Salinity work
- Recycling
- Karlkurla Park
- Regeneration zone solutions
Ensure Sustainability of KBULG
TO ENSURE THE SUSTAINABILITY OF KBULG
- Management review
- Marketing plan
- Membership/committee structure review
- Grant applications
- Core sponsorship review
- Environmental Centre
Environmental Awareness
TO FACILITATE BECOMING A MORE ENVIRONMENTALLY AWARE COMMUNITY THROUGH PUBLIC AWARENESS, EDUCATION AND ACTION!
- Web site
- Junior Landcare
- Newsletter
- Media coverage
- Pamphlets (weeds etc)
- Native Plants booklet
- Community Bushwalks and Nightstalks
- rECOnstructed Art Competition
- Sustainable Garden Quest Competition
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