Revegetating Streams in the Brunswick Catchment

Name: Revegetating Streams in the Brunswick Catchment
Start: 2024-11-22T09:15:00+1100
End: 2024-11-22T12:30:00+1100
Location: details will be provided at booking

Fri, 22 Nov, 9:15am - 12:30pm AEDT

details will be provided at booking

upper main arm, australia

Brunswick Valley Landcare

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Revegetating Streams in the Brunswick Catchment

Friday 22 November 2024

Half day workshop on how to use the guide for riparian restoration.

Workshop will feature guest speakers followed by a walk to the Upper Brunswick River for practical hands-on tools on how to make best use of the guide.

Opportunity for Q&A.

Guest Speakers:

Dr Jo Green on using the guide
Shaun Morris and Craig Hart, Local Land Services key concepts for river rehabilitation
Liz Caddick, Byron Shire Council on wildlife corridors

9:15 arrive for a 9:30 start.

This event is support by Local Land Services Riverbank Rehabilitation Project and Byron Shire Council.

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Brunswick Valley Landcare

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Brunswick Valley Landcare is a local, long-standing not-for-profit community group.

Brunswick Valley Landcare aims to conserve and restore our natural environment from forest to foreshore. We work with hundreds of volunteers and landholders in the Brunswick River catchment of Byron Shire in northern NSW.

The Brunswick Valley has phenomenal biodiversity in its small catchment with around 750 local native plant species. It lies within the third most biodiverse area in Australia.

We are a membership-based, grass-roots organisation, leading by example, and hold regular workshops, field trips and other events to help you live amongst our natural environment.

We’d love to receive your donation to help us with our work on land management practices to conserve and improve local habitat for wildlife, our sensitive beach-dune areas and local farmland through regenerative agriculture.

Become a member today to be part of a community of people caring for our local ecosystems for future generations.

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