Join South East Local Land Services for a hands-on feral management workshop tailored to the Bergalia, Meringo, Bingie and Congo communities.

Event details:

This practical session is an opportunity to share knowledge, build skills and work together to reduce fox, cat, and rabbit impacts locally.

We’ll cover:

What’s been happening across the community the last 8 months.
Where feral animal management is working well and where it can be improved.
The challenges landholders are facing and what support you need.
How LLS can support you with practical advice, resources and on-ground assistance.
Next steps for continuing our coordinated approach to feral management locally.

The more landholders involved, the more effective coordinated management can be - so please invite your neighbours. Come along, share what you’re seeing on your property and help shape the next steps for the community.

Additional details:

Morning tea will be provided.
Ticket sales close Thursday 12 November.

Contact: Chantelle Rose, 0409 158 314, chantelle.rose@lls.nsw.gov.au

This event is supported by the Australian Government through funding from the Natural Heritage Trust delivered by Local Land Services, a member of the Commonwealth Regional Delivery Partners panel.

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