Love your land? So do we!

Come along to our South Maroochy Rivercare improving soil workshop, presented by Cameron Leckie of SQNNSW Innovation Hub, to learn about how to improve your soil condition for better management!

Key topics for the day include:

Knowing and understanding your soil type
Improving your soil condition for better management
Assessing soil health in the paddock
A local property visit
Get to know like-minded neighbours and sign up for a local landholder register
Morning tea provided!

📅 When: Wednesday 14/05/25 9:00am-1:00pm

📍 Where: Kureelpa Dulong Community Hall, Corner of Jewett Road and Nambour-Mapleton Road, Kureelpa QLD 4560

Cameron Leckie has been the Southern Queensland and Northern NSW (SQNNSW) Innovation Hub’s Regional Soil Coordinator since 2022. The purpose of the Regional Soil Coordinator role is to facilitate the implementation of the National Soil Strategy.

As part of the National Soil Strategy, a new accreditation program, the Registered Soil Practitioner, has been developed that aims to improve the quality both the soil data that is collected as well as the interpretation of that data. Cameron is an accredited Registered Soil Practitioner – Soil Management. Cameron sees the challenge before us to regenerate Australia’s soil for healthy, productive landscapes and people. A challenge that will require cooperation and collaboration between all those involved in the management of Australia’s most precious resource. Our soil!

The South Maroochy Rivercare program is a partnership program between Seqwater, ECOllaboration and local landholders to deliver environmental and agricultural projects within the South Maroochy sub-catchment, to ensure the continued safe delivery of drinking water to Nambour and surrounds.

Through jointly-funded projects, South Maroochy Rivercare delivers source protection with landholders through on-ground works including agricultural improvement practices, revegetation and weed control, as well as education and support to influence improved land management practices. Through this model, we are able to maintain and improve the health of your land, stock and our waterways, and foster stronger community stewardship for our environment.