Join Central West LLS and expert botanist Dan Clarke for a practical workshop exploring Threatened Ecological Communities (TECs) and eucalypt ID in our region.

Event details:

Combining theory with hands-on identification and field assessment, this workshop will help landholders recognise and better understand the native vegetation on their properties.

Whether you're interested in improving productivity, building resilience or enhancing biodiversity, the workshop will help build your knowledge and confidence to make informed decisions about managing native vegetation on your property.

This workshop will help you to:

understand TECs, how they relate to Plant Community Types (PCTs), and how to recognise them in the landscape
identify local eucalypts with Dan Clarke using key features such as bark, leaves, buds and fruit
put your skills into practice by assessing real woodland examples, including the canopy, midstorey, native grasses and groundcover, and learning how these features inform TEC identification.

Additional details:

Morning and afternoon tea, lunch provided. Please advise us if you have any dietary requirements.

Contact:

Dr Bradley Graves

bradley.graves@lls.nsw.gov.au

0417 425 619

Stephen Pereira
stephen.pereira@lls.nsw.gov.au
0409 814 182

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

Your personal information will only be used for the purpose of registering your attendance and contacting you about this Local Land Services (LLS) event. We do not disclose your contact details unless you consent to this, or it is authorised or required by law. Should you want to hear more from LLS about our activities and events, please subscribe to your local Newsletter via the LLS website. For notifications about local events via Humanitix, select the tick box at checkout. You can unsubscribe from communications at any time. Please read the Privacy Statement for more information about how we handle your personal information, as well as for information about access, correction and how to make a privacy complaint.

Contact the host of Know the eucalypts on your farm? Coonabarabran