Planning for Thriving Native Vegetation - A Stewardship in Action Workshop (Lobethal)

Native vegetation plays a vital role in supporting biodiversity, improving soil health, and building climate resilience.

This workshop helps landholders plan for the protection and restoration of native plant communities. Learn about native plant identification, revegetation techniques and threats to native vegetation. Stewardship officers will provide practical advice tailored to your property’s needs.

Whether you're removing weeds from remnant bushland or planning new plantings, this session will help you create a thriving, sustainable landscape that benefits both your farm and the environment.

Need help identifying weeds? Bring along photos for stewardship officers to assist you in identification.

Be sure to check out the accompanying Five Steps to Thriving Native Vegetation guide.

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.

About Landscapes Hills and Fleurieu Stewardship in Action Workshops
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.