Since 1995 the Sturt Upper Reaches Landcare Group has been carrying out Landcare activity in the area that makes up the upper reaches of the Sturt River catchment.  This area is broadly centred on Upper Sturt and Ironbank, between Belair National Park and Mark Oliphant Conservation Park.     We aim to promote a landcare ethic in the local community: through public awareness, practical activities, and connecting people with nature and each other.  We maintain an accessible Demonstration Site to promote best practice in environmental management and provide educational and interactive environmental experiences for the public.  As volunteers we carry out Landcare work on the Demonstration Site and elsewhere in the local area through working bees and other on-ground activities.  We conduct talks and meetings, publish relevant environmental information, propagate local provenance native plants and work with local schools