Managing your land isn’t just about tackling today’s problems - it’s about planning for the future you want.

When you focus on desired outcomes like healthy soil, productive pastures, and diverse ecosystems, you shift from managing daily problems to building long-term sustainability. It’s not just about stopping what you don’t want, it’s about growing what you do.

Join Nic Kentish from Resource Consulting Services (RCS) along with local landholders to explore key principles to consider when planning a farm that works with nature.

https://www.rcsaustralia.com.au/nic-kentish/

What you’ll gain at this event:

An overview of how to plan, monitor and manage soil health
The importance of managing for biodiversity
Understanding the importance of water flow, storage and filtration
How to create a physical space for natural capital to exist
A reminder to manage for the life you can’t see
How to create a regenerative farm ecosystem.

Who this workshop is for:

Suitable for both commercial farmers and lifestyle property owners, this workshop focuses on practical strategies to improve land health, planning and outcomes.

By the end of the session, you will have the knowledge and confidence to start developing your own property plan and take meaningful steps to make your property more regenerative, and enjoyable to manage for years to come.

The event is fully catered.

About these events

This project is supported by the Australian Government through funding from the Natural Heritage Trust under the Climate-Smart Agriculture Program. These events are run in-conjunction with the Landscapes Hills and Fleurieu Stewardship Program.

Stewardship in Action workshops are designed to support land managers to be the best stewards they can be by embracing their role in caring for land, water, and nature. These events provide practical guidance and support to help you protect and enhance your property, ensuring a healthy landscape for both today and future generations.