
Northern Slopes Landcare Association supports local Landcare groups with natural resource management, increasing farm productivity and sustainability and building stronger more resilient communities.
Web Design & Development
Agriculture + Manufacturing
15 Jan 2024
Northern Slopes had a small website that had become dated and clunky. Visitors struggled to find what they were looking for, whether that was an upcoming field day, a newsletter or information on a particular project, and the team found it hard to make even simple updates.
For an organisation doing this much on the ground, from weed and feral animal control to river restoration and education programs, the website needed to show the breadth of that work. It also had to give members, landholders and community groups one reliable place for news, events and resources, and be something staff could keep up to date themselves.
Rhythm Digital built a sleek new Webflow website for Northern Slopes, organised around the questions people actually come with: who the association is, what it does, what's coming up and where to find help. Clear menus group the content into About Us, What We Do, News and Events, Resources and the TLC Nursery.
CMS collections run the regularly updated parts of the site, including newsletters, case studies, projects and useful links, so staff can add new content in minutes. Featured projects and case studies sit on the homepage alongside headline achievements for the year.
Membership and e-newsletter sign-ups are built in throughout, making it simple for people across the region to get involved and stay in the loop.
Northern Slopes Landcare Association now has a website that is easy to get around and easy for the team to maintain. Members, landholders and community groups can find events, projects and resources quickly, and the association has a proper home online for the work it does across the Gwydir, Moree Plains, Narrabri and Walgett areas.
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