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Taking learning outdoors using First Nations perspectives

Monday 16 September
4pm
Webinar

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Junior Landcare is bringing together Wiradjuri man and First Nations Educator Adam Shipp 🖤💛❤️, and Environmental Educator Sam Harrison 🌏, along with Costa Georgiadis 🌻, Junior Landcare Ambassador, to deliver an inspiring FREE webinar during Biodiversity Month.

It’s going to be jam-packed with advice and culturally respectful approaches, covering everything from creating yarning circles 🔵, using the local habitats 🌳, and exploring First Nations weather knowledge ☀️🌧️.

Adam and Sam will guide educators through the essentials of taking learning outdoors with First Nations perspectives projects. Our dear friend Costa will bring his unique perspective and wisdom to this important subject too 🎓Costa Georgiadis Official

This free webinar is available for all who register in advance. Educators who view the webinar will receive a Professional Development Certificate 📜.


Free digital skills learning for women

11-15 September 2024
Yackandandah Public Hall and Community Centre 

Register at Events – North East Victoria - Rural Women Online


The Digital Skills Workshops are small, practical sessions on a wide range of digital and technology topics – from identifying and combating scams, to marketing your small business. Our workshops are run by an incredible group of people who are friendly, knowledgeable and fun. BYO phone, tablet, laptop, or whatever device you have.


Grants support Landcare volunteers across north east Victoria

Congratulations to the recipients of the 2024 Victorian Landcare Grants in the North East Catchment Management Authority (CMA) region. 

In the North East CMA region, $282,020 has been allocated to 17 on-ground projects and educational activities focused on biodiversity protection. The diverse range of projects includes connecting the headwaters of the Jarvis and Scrubby Creeks (Jarvis Creek Landcare Group); increasing the update of climate ready plant species and planting techniques across Wodonga (Wodonga Urban Landcare Network); and building habitat and awareness of bandicoots in the Rowdy Flat area (Yackandandah Landcare).


Seniors Wildflower Walk

Thursday 10 October 2024
9.30am to 11.30am
Castle Creek Conservation Reserve, Castle Creek Rd, Wodonga
Hosted by Parklands Albury Wodonga

Register here

Join Parklands on this slow wildflower walk through Castle Creek Conservation Reserve.

Meet at the reserve entrance off Castle Creek Rd, Wodonga.

This free event is part of Wodonga's Senior Celebrations Program.

Please wear sturdy shoes as the ground is uneven in parts and gently sloping.


Save the Date - November tree planting - Livingstone Creek

11 to 22 November
Livingstone Creek, Omeo

Register via the Jotform link at https://form.jotform.com/230657425267056?mc_cid=e95d38d5da

The large regeneration project coordinated by NECMA for the Livingstone Creek in far East Gippsland is going ahead in November. Dates for this planting will be November 11th-22nd inclusive, 2024.

it is hoped to eventually regenerate the creek from the junction with the Mitta River at Hinnomunjie right back to Omeo.

The project is funded jointly between the Nature Fund (Vic. Gov.) and Greening Australia. Arial seeding of surrounding hillsides will occur and 40,000 plants are to be planted streamside. This is a huge project involving over a million dollars in remedial work.

Every tree and shrub planted by a volunteer saves approximately $4.00 per tree, which means more work can be achieved with the same amount of money. Much of the local community is involved including Omeo Angling Club, Benambra Angling Club, Friends of the Mitta River, Landcare and Bairnsdale Fly Fishing Club.

Planting each day will run from 9am to approximately 1pm with lunch provided each day for the ATF volunteers. Afternoons are free for recreation of your choice or simply a rest and a yarn.

Accommodation available includes free camping at the Hinnomunjie Public Campground, an extensive campground with drop dunnies. The ATF and NECMA will provide additional port-a-loos and showers at the campground for volunteers. Omeo Angling Club also has space available in Omeo for free camping with shower and toilet available. Omeo Caravan Park provides a paid alternative in town. There are numerous other options available for private accommodation if so desired.

November will also be a great time to be fishing up around the area with plenty of rivers within easy driving distance from the work site. Maybe you could plan a planting/fishing holiday for one or two weeks.

It is important to register for this event because it provides us with numbers for hiring ablution facilities and catering.


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