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SUMMARY:Food Groves and Drought Resilient Gardening
DESCRIPTION:Get tips and tricks on creating a food grove in your backyard and learn about food plants that will grow in a hot and dry climate \n\n\nAbout this event\n\n\n\nJoin gardening gurus Michael and Lindy Alba for a full day of tips and tricks on creating a food grove in your backyard. You’ll also learn what food plants will grow in a hot dry climate like Croydon. \nThis free event is part of a project to strengthen local community networks\, combat drought\, and build resilience to our harsh climate. \nLunch will be provided. \nFor more information\, contact Sarah at sarah.rizvi@gulfsavannahnrm.org or phone 0439 659 866.
URL:https://tnqdroughthub.com.au/event/food-groves-and-drought-resilient-gardening-june/
LOCATION:Doris Casey Hall\, 21 Brown Street\, Croydon\, Queensland\, 4871\, Australia
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SUMMARY:Introduction to Landscape Rehydration workshop
DESCRIPTION:As part of the Lansdown Catchment Rehydration Initiative\, The Mulloon Institute is holding an Introduction to Landscape Rehydration workshop on the 30th June. This is an invite to landowners and stakeholders to understand Landscape Rehydration for the local area. \nLocation: Meet at Woodstock & District Sport & Recreation Club\, Woodstock QLD https://goo.gl/maps/pRQCUxum8rxg1PRm6  \nTime: 8:30am – 12:00pm \nRSVP: By 27th June to Joe Skuse \njoe@themullooninstitute.org \n0491035276 \nWorkshop topics: \n\nProcesses that build and degrade landscapes\nBuilding a functional landscape\nWhat is landscape rehydration\nIntegration of Landscape Rehydration work into a farming business\nCatchment scale projects and their benefits.\nIncludes local property site visit\n\nPresenter: Sam Skeat \nSam is a specialist in the delivery of landscape rehydration projects with a focus on balancing ecological restoration and business return. Sam has extensive experience in Queensland and New South Wales. He has assisted numerous landholders in understanding the benefits Landscape Rehydration and how to use it to restore landscape function under agriculture. \n  \nThe Mulloon Institute: \nThe Mulloon Institute (TMI) is a leading research and education organisation committed to building resilient regional communities by supporting the long-term\, sustainable growth of Australian agriculture. TMI’s staff work with farmers and other stakeholders on catchment scale rehydration and restoration projects across the country that promise to restore both ecological and agricultural function to degraded landscapes. \nThis project is delivered in partnership with NQ Dry Tropics with funding from the Australian Government’s Future Drought Fund.
URL:https://tnqdroughthub.com.au/event/introduction-to-landscape-rehydration-workshop/
LOCATION:Queensland
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