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Huon Creek Landcare Info Evening

Wednesday 9 September

5.30pm to 7pm

Baranduda Fields Ecohub

Register at https://events.humanitix.com/huon-creek-landcare-info-evening

Learn more about Wodonga Retained Environment Network at WREN-Strategy-Final-copy-Feb-2007-Flattened-compressed.pdf - Google Drive

More about the Wodonga Regional Waterway Action Plan at Wodonga Regional Waterway Action Plan – Wodonga Urban Landcare Network Inc.

Huon Creek winds through both farmland and suburbs across Wodonga, and it's under growing pressure. Historic land clearing, expanding residential development, and a changing climate have altered how water flows through the catchment, driving erosion, sediment loads, poor water quality, and weed invasion along the creek's riparian corridor and surrounding hills.

The good news? Recent planting events have sparked real community interest in Landcare across the Huon Creek area, from the newer urban estates to the surrounding rural blocks.

Come along and hear from Wodonga Council staff and Wodonga Urban Landcare Network about:

  • The ecological values of Huon Creek
  • The Wodonga Retained Environment Network (WREN)
  • How you can get involved — planting, weeding, nest box installation, sustainable agriculture and more


Livingstone Creek revegetation planting days

9, 10 and 11 September

Jubilee Bridge, Omeo

9am to 3pm each day

Free, with morning tea & lunch provided

Register at Jubilee Bridge Planting

Inquiries to Owen.Davies@necma.vic.gov.au


Protecting our Paddock Trees field day: Byawatha

Friday 11 September
10am
Byawatha

Register at https://www.sustainablefarms.org.au/events/paddock-trees-byawatha/

Trees on farms have a critical role supporting wildlife and providing shade and shelter for livestock. Join us for a morning of conversation about how to manage these important natural assets on farms.


Tackling Tall Fleabane: Information Day

Saturday 12 September

1.30pm to 3.30pm

Kergunyah Memorial Hall

Hosted by Kiewa Catchment Landcare Groups

Register at https://events.humanitix.com/fleabane

Tall Fleabane is now widespread across the region and presents a growing challenge for landholders and the environment. Come along to learn more about this difficult-to-manage weed and explore practical approaches to its management - including the potential for biological control.

WHAT THE WORKSHOP WILL COVER

  • What is Tall Fleabane and why is it a problem?
  • How to identify it
  • Understanding its biology and spread
  • Current control and management method
  • Could biological control be part of the answer?

COME ALONG • LEARN • ASK QUESTIONS

Afternoon tea provided - Everyone welcome

 


Soil Health Matters: Multispecies Pastures & Foliar Fertilisers

Wednesday 16 September
9am to 4pm
Everton Public Hall and afternoon Soilkee demonstration at Alan Wood's property, Markwood
Lunch and light refreshments provided
Cost: $30 per person, $45 for two people

Register at https://events.humanitix.com/soil-health-matters-multispecies-pastures-and-foliar-fertilisers

Join Milawa Markwood Oxley Landcare Group and Grant Sims from Down Under Ag for a practical learning workshop designed as a 101 introduction to foliar fertilisation, bio-fermentation and multi-species pastures.


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