Property planning for better land stewardship with Nic Kentish

A good land steward knows that healthy soil, flowing watercourses and native vegetation are essential foundations to the long-term health and productivity of a property.

This workshop will help you turn your vision for your land into a practical plan. Join Nic Kentish from RCS along with local landholders to explore why natural assets matter and how caring for them can benefit both your property and the broader landscape. You will hear practical strategies, map your assets, identify risks and set goals for your property’s future.

What you’ll gain at this event:

• An understanding of natural assets and their role in a healthy, resilient property

• A planning and management framework for your land with clear goals and strategies

• Enhanced outcomes through sustainable practices.

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 natural asset plan and take meaningful steps to make your property more resilient, enjoyable to manage and sustainable for years to come.

The event will be catered.

Please note, if you can't make it to this event, it will be run again in early December in the southern Fleurieu (event details TBC).

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.