Save money, save effort, help the environment and the climate, ensure plants and trees survive, increase fertility and biodiversity!

Water; using the blueprint of our ancient Australian landscape for abundant life and to restore a safe climate

Have you just bought land and want to know how to set it up sustainably?
Do you want to design your urban garden to harvest and manage water flows?
Are you interested in land-based strategies to restore a safe climate?
Are you a tree grower who wants to restore the fertility of your property quickly & effectively?
Are you a seasoned farmer who wants to ditch chemicals and still increase fertility naturally?
Do you already own land and want a science-based management system?
Are you looking for a great block of land for your dream farm?
Do you want to join a community of supportive, innovative farmers using strategies that build life?

Join Adrian Drew, a key contributor, designer and practitioner from The Australian Landscape Science Institute (TALS) team, on a journey of down-to-earth discovery, clarity and inspiration as he explains what restoring the blueprint of our ancient Australian landscape can do for us in realising an abundant future for ourselves and future generations. Adrian is also a trainer for Tarwyn Park Training; the home of Natural Sequence Farming.

Adrian and his wife have regenerated what was a logged pine plantation (that was also burned during Black Saturday)
in Buxton, Victoria, over about 12 years that is now brimming with fertility, moisture and life. He's travelling about 3 hours one way to deliver this workshop.

He is also part of a team working on Greening The Goulburn Valley, an inspirational project over many hectares in collaboration with a number of partners.

In this valuable 3 hour event there will also be a live demonstration outside.

Saturday August 31st, 10-1pm. Arrive 9.50am.

Snacks and beverages available.

Book or just turn up!

Come for free or make a donation via the various tickets or at the door.

Part of a series of 6 events run by Transition Streets Geelong. Check on our Transition Streets Geelong facebook page for more events.

This project is supported by the City of Greater Geelong through it’s Environment & Sustainability Program