Events

Swamps, Rivers & Ranges AGM

Friday 3 May 2024

6pm to 8.30pm

Vine Hotel, Wangaratta

Register at https://www.trybooking.com/events/landing/1192701

Enhancing Farm Dams - Whorouly

Sunday 5 May 2024

10.30am to 12.30pm

Whorouly South - address will be sent to ticket holders

Register for free at https://events.humanitix.com/enhancing-farm-dams-whorouly

Electrofishing on the Lower Kiewa

Friday 9 February - 9am to 11am Lower Kiewa, Murray Valley Hwy, Killara North East CMA has been working on a Department of Climate Change, Energy, the Environment and Water Murray-Darling Healthy Rivers program to deliver critical habitat improvement initiatives along the Lower Kiewa, specifically tailored towards three federally protected species: Trout Cod, Murray Cod and Macquarie Perch. Join this electrofishing survey on Friday 9 February which aims to enhance the CMA’s understanding of fish populations along the river and gather data to assess the project’s efficacy in enhancing ecological health.

Register now - PLACES LIMITED

Making sense of carbon, emissions for Victorian farmers

Tuesday 27 February 2024 at 1pm
Free for 1 hour
Hosted by Agriculture Victoria

Victorian farm businesses are getting on with the job of growing more food and fibre, while dealing with changeable seasons and weather patterns. 

We also know that more attention is being paid to the carbon and emissions performance of our agricultural industries and farms.

In this webinar, Agriculture Victoria's climate team will share some of the carbon and emissions tools and resources they have developed to support the farming communities of Victoria to make sense of carbon and emissions on farm.

Agriculture Victoria Presenters:

• Heather Field, Climate Change Service Development Officer
• Graeme Anderson, Climate Specialist
• Alison Kelly, Farm Emissions Specialist

Supporting wellbeing through outdoor learning

Tuesday 27 February 2024 at 4pm
Free webinar
Hosted by Junior Landcare

Join environmental educator, Sam Harrison, and Dr Chloe Watfern from Black Dog Institute to hear about supporting children and young people’s wellbeing through outdoor environmental projects.

With a wealth of experience in environmental education, Sam will share practical insights on creating engaging and therapeutic outdoor spaces.
Dr. Chloe Watfern will speak about her research on the intersections between mental health and the natural environment.

If you are interested in outdoor environmental projects that can support student wellbeing, and would like to access free curriculum-linked resources to help make them happen, this webinar is for you.

Educators who view the webinar will receive a Professional Development Certificate.

If you are unable to make it, no problem, simply register and you will be sent a recording.