Rehydrating Our Landscapes Public Meeting

Public Meeting & Dinner

Ata Regenerative and Australia’s Mulloon Institute, in collaboration with the Rangitīkei Rivers Catchment Collective, will visit the Rangitīkei to share insights and practical approaches for restoring landscape function, improving water cycles, and strengthening resilience across farms and communities.

This evening session will explore:

• Current challenges facing catchment landscapes

• Declining water cycles and biodiversity

• Increasing climate pressures and land resilience

• Practical pathways for farmers and communities

• Opportunities for catchment-wide collaboration

Dinner will be provided at no cost.

Whether you’re a farmer, land manager, or community member invested in the future of our landscapes, this is an exciting, not-to-be-missed opportunity to learn, connect, and participate in a catchment-wide conversation.