Resilient Pasture Systems

As part of our Dryland Pastures Project, a paddock presentation was held explaining the need and benefits of building resilient pastures for a changing climate. Paddock preparation for dryland pastures and saltbush establishment was presented in a walk and talk environment.
Host, David Wilson accompanied Damian Jones (Agronomist) and experienced Landcare and revegetation leader, Stacey Brooke from Tulla Natives, to present  information on the day.
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The day will included
  • Walk and talk field trip
  • Morning tea and barbecue lunch provided (please advise of any dietary requirements when registering on the Eventbrite link provided)

Event details

Event details:
Thursday 3rd February 2022
9:30am - 11:30am
Location:
Yarabah North
1003 Jerrys Road,
Wakool NSW 2710
Cost:
Free Event
Morning Tea and BBQ provided
Please advise of any dietary requirements.
Spaces are limited
Bring:
Chair, water bottle, insect repellant, suitable enclosed footwear, hat and other sun protection.

Event Partners

This event is funded by the Australian Government Murray-Darling Basin Economic Development Program.

Contact us

a: 27 Thule Street Barham NSW 2732 
p. PO Box 90 Barham NSW 2732
e. admin@wmlig.org
​ph: 03 5453 1577

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Acknowledgement

We pay our respects to the traditional owners of the land that we work and operate on which includes Barapa Barapa, Yorta Yorta, Wamba Wamba, and Wadi Wadi. We pay our respects to elders past, present and emerging.​