Join our kitchen table discussion to explore natural capital opportunities and learn more about local plant identification with Local Land Services.

Come along to learn:

· landholder insights - share experiences, ask questions, and learn from other farmers about the challenges and opportunities of managing natural capital on farm.

· practical strategies - see how natural capital can be applied on-farm to boost productivity and environmental health.

· market opportunities - explore current environmental and carbon market opportunities, helping you understand how your farm’s natural assets could create real value.

· plant identification – join us for a paddock walk to learn more about plant identification in the local area.

This event is a part of the Local Land Services natural capital service which provides support and independent advice on natural capital and environmental markets.

Additional details:

All attendees will be provided with a free property map.
Morning tea and lunch will be provided.
Address made available upon registration.

Contact:

Central West Local Land Services- Chioma Igwenagu

chioma.igwenagu@lls.nsw.gov.au

0472 830 249

Western Local Land Services - Paris Capell

paris.capell@lls.nsw.gov.au

0492 337 069

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