Landscape rehydration workshop - Camden

Join Martin Royds from Jillamatong, Erin Healy from Mulloon Institute and Greater Sydney Local Land Services for a great workshop about rehydrating landscapes.

Event details:

Presented by Martin Royds from Jillamatong and Erin Healy from the Mulloon Institute, these hands-on workshops will introduce you to rehydrating landscapes and retaining more soil moisture on your land.

Key topics and practical exercises include:

• overview of how water cycles through landscapes

• identifying water-sensitive landscape features

• options for landscape rehydration (contour banks, instream structures, soil organic matter, multispecies pastures, vegetation belts)

• principles of natural sequence farming

• boosting biodiversity, soil health and farm productivity

• making regenerative farming practices pay off early.

Additional details:

• Catering and refreshments will be provided.

• Although we will endeavour to do our best, please note that registrations after Friday 6 November may not be able to have special dietary requirements catered for.

Contact: Richard Stephens, Sustainable Agriculture Facilitator on 0436 803 337 or via email at richard.stephens@lls.nsw.gov.au

This project is supported by the Australian Government through funding from the Natural Heritage Trust under the Climate-Smart Agriculture Program and delivered by Local Land Services, a member of the Commonwealth Regional Delivery Partners panel.

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