Join Wodonga Urban Landcare Network (WULN), North East Catchment Management Authority and Water Technology for a hands-on field event exploring the historical and emerging impacts on Huon Creek and outline the recently developed restoration plan for the site which is part of a vital rural/urban waterway corridor within Wodonga's Retained Environment Network (WREN).

Hear from Jamie Kaye, Senior Principal Scientist at Water Technology, as he shares insights into hydrology, erosion processes, and best-practice riparian restoration along this significant creekline. Huon Creek supports Creekline Grassy Woodland, a threatened vegetation community and faces mounting pressure from erosion, sediment loads, weed encroachment, and residential development.

This event is part of the Healing Huon Creek project, delivered by WULN in partnership with North East Catchment Management Authority (NECMA) and Wodonga Council, continuing the implementation of the Wodonga Regional Waterway Action Plan.

Come along to learn about the science behind waterway health, the restoration plan for this site, and explore how you can get involved in protecting this important wildlife corridor.

This project is supported by the Victorian Government through the Victorian Landcare Grants Program.

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