Our gravelly streams can move and change significantly during intense rainfall events, sometimes undermining infrastructure or eroding valuable land.

We organised a FREE Repairing Gravelly Streams field day to assist local landholders most impacted by these conditions.

Come for a FREE lunch, and learn about how to protect and repair stream banks on your property.

We will visit two properties on Warril Creek. These properties have used a range of techniques to repair erosion and stabilise banks. The works range from 5 years old to 10+ years old.

The field day covers a range of practical advice on following topics:

Learn techniques for repairing bank erosion using earthworks, engineered structures and vegetation.
Long-term strategies for protecting creek banks.
Explore and observe restored areas to see the progression of works over time.
See methods you can implement to "put your stream back".

For more information, contact Margie Dickson on margie.d@hlw.org.au or on 0498 803 092.

This event is supported by Healthy Land & Water through funding from the Queensland Government's Healthy Catchments Program.

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