Littoral Rainforest Walk & Talk with Wallabi Point Coastcare

Name: Littoral Rainforest Walk & Talk with Wallabi Point Coastcare
Start: 2024-09-21T09:00:00+1000
End: 2024-09-21T11:00:00+1000
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Sat, 21 Sep, 9am - 11am AEST

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wallabi point, australia

MidCoast2Tops Landcare

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Join the winners of the Landcare NSW 2024 Coastcare Award - Wallabi Point Coastcare, for a walk & talk. This is your chance to explore the beautiful rainforest in Wallabi Point which has been carefully restored after the fires of 2019. Learn about littoral rainforests and the work of this Coastcare group.

This event is suitable for confident walkers as much of it will be off track. Children under 12 years of age are not permitted, children 12 - 16 must be accompanied by an adult.

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MidCoast2Tops Landcare

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Mid Coast 2 Tops (MC2T) Landcare Connection represents four long-standing Landcare networks of our region, working together to preserve the natural environment of the Mid Coast region, on Biripi and Worimi lands.

Our primary role is in the facilitation of resources, advice and support to our Landcarers, both groups and individuals, to provide on-ground practical solutions to natural resource management. To achieve this, we regularly host workshops, field days and produce resources, as well as supporting projects through funding applications, media support and recognition.

As an umbrella organisation, together with our networks, we work closely with MidCoast Council, Hunter Local Land Services, Landcare NSW and Landcare Australia Limited to represent our grassroots Landcare community on a Regional, State and Federal level. We recognise and pay respects to the Traditional owners of the lands we work, the Worimi and Biripi people, and strive to engage with these communities and the generations of land management knowledge they hold.

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