The Murraylands and Riverland Landscape Board is preparing to update our Regional Landscape Plan – the document that guides our work and investment to manage land, water, biodiversity and community engagement across the region. This plan identifies the landscape board’s priorities and areas of focus for the next 5 years.

As the 2021-2026 Regional Landscape Plan comes to an end, it is time to review and update the plan. This is not a complete rewrite, but a targeted amendment to ensure the plan continues to reflect what matters most –to the environment and to the people who live and work in the region.

We are currently in the review phase, assessing our performance, identifying emerging challenges and considering where greater focus may be needed.

In early 2026, we will release a draft of the updated plan and invite feedback from our partners and the broader community.

To begin the conversation, we are launching a creative challenge for young people who live in or visit our region.

If you’re old enough to use a camera, and up to the age of 25, we’re calling on you to show us what matters most through photography.

Whether it’s a river or wetland, native plants or animals, a patch of bushland, or people at work or play, – we want to see the places, people and moments that tell the story of this region.

Your photo could be featured in our updated Regional Landscape Plan 2026-2031!