Landcare is not a government organisation and does not receive government funding to operate. It is entirely a local community group, held together by a volunteer committee, members and caring locals. The group employs a coordinator (part time) to run relevant landcare projects (which are made possible by gaining competitive grant funding) and to serve the landcare interests of the community, work with council, work with Southern Queensland Landscapes and to provide a landcare venue for members.
Over the last five years, CHLG has delivered over $500,000 worth of projects to the local community in diverse areas such as drought events, grazing planning, Natural Sequence Farming, regenerative agriculture, cultural burning, vegetation management and championing local food producers.