Caring for the land is about more than weeds and plant identification - it's about understanding the Country we work on, and the people who have cared for it for many generations.

Landcare is partnering with Elders, local Aboriginal Community, Rangers and Land Councils to help Landcarers learn about the Country we all live and work on.

Understand how to recognise culturally significant sites and materials and what to do if you find these. Discover locally significant plants, seasonal knowledge, and how Country is read and cared for by First Nations peoples. Take part in an on-Country experience; a walk, a yarn, a shared activity guided by local Community,

We are connecting with the Awabakal and Biraban Aboriginal Communities. Come with an open heart and mind, that's all that is needed.

Free event. Lunch provided.

Enquiries: Jo O’Brien 0418 399 281 rlc@hunterlandcare.org.au

The workshop is hosted by Hunter Region Landcare Network as part of our Aboriginal Partnerships program. Tickets are free for HRLN members. For Landcare groups 2 reps per group are permitted as places are limited and we would like to offer this to as many different groups as possible.

Not a member? Join HRLN here: Individual | Hunter Region Landcare Network $15 for annual membership gives you access to our events and other benefits.

For membership enquiries, please contact Helen@hunterlandcare.org.au

This event is made possible by the NSW Landcare Enabling Program. A collaboration of Local Land Services and Landcare NSW supported by the NSW government.

Contact the host of Cultural Immersion - Speers Point