Planning for Thriving Revegetation - Delamere

Revegetating with native plants is one of the most effective ways to boost biodiversity, improve soil health, and strengthen your property’s resilience to a changing climate.

If you’re looking to create wildlife habitat, establish shelter for livestock, or tackle erosion through strategic planting, this workshop will guide you through every step. We’ll cover planning, site preparation, species selection, planting techniques, and long‑term care - all aimed at helping your revegetation efforts thrive.

Stewardship officers will be on hand to offer practical, property‑specific advice. You’ll also hear from other landholders about their experiences and visit a local property actively undertaking revegetation. Participants will leave with the tools and confidence to develop their own revegetation action plan. Don’t forget to explore the accompanying Five Steps to Thriving Revegetation guide.

Need help identifying native plants or weeds? Bring along photos and our stewardship officers can assist with identification.

Please note: This workshop does not cover revegetation design requirements for carbon offsetting or in-setting. Dedicated workshops on this topic are planned for delivery later in 2026.

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.