Collaborate with private landholders to restore riverbanks, reduce erosion, and improve flood resilience through wildlife-friendly fencing, revegetation, and shared knowledge.

Event details:

Get practical support to restore riverbanks, improve flood resilience, and care for your land at this workshop, a collaboration between Greater Sydney Local Land Services and the Riverbank Rehabilitation Project.

Join workshop two of this hands-on series to build the next stage of your riverbank restoration skills. Learn how to protect the waterways on your property, enhance biodiversity, and recover from flooding events, with guidance from experts, local organisations, and fellow landholders.

Topics include:

selecting native species for revegetation
soft erosion control methods
designing stock-proof, wildlife-friendly fencing and off-river watering
setting up photopoint monitoring
finding support: funding opportunities and local networks.

Participants will receive free local native riverbank plants, a herbicide applicator, and practical publications to help you continue your restoration journey.

Additional details:

Morning tea and lunch will be provided.
Please ensure you wear outdoor footwear and bring a hat for the outdoor activity.

Contact:

Angie Fricker on 0467 772 303 or via email at: angie.fricker@lls.nsw.gov.au
Liam Maher on 0436 375 201 or via email at: liam.maher@lls.nsw.gov.au

The Riverbank Rehabilitation Project is jointly funded by the Australian and NSW Governments under Disaster Recovery Funding Arrangements.

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