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Hunter Region Landcare Network Field Day

Funded by Hunter Local Land Services.
  • When 13 Jun, 2015 from 12:01 PM to 03:01 PM (Australia/Sydney / UTC1008)
  • Attendees All volunteers interested in bush regeneration
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This field day will showcase the efforts of the Obelisk Landcare group in restoring native vegetation to a high profile historical feature of the City
Promote the good work being undertaken by Newcastle City Council to rehabilitate and manage Themeda grasslands in a public park
Launch a National Landcare Program funded, 25 Years of Landcare grant being managed by Trees in Newcastle, a 25 year old Landcare group
Starting at 12pm, the agenda for the field day will include:
An acknowledgement of Country, acknowledgement of the Landcarers present and the supporters of their efforts to care for our natural environment
A brief update on the efforts of the Hunter Region Landcare Network
A brief introduction from all present; who is represented? What is your group involved in? And who supports you?
An outline of the projects being showcased and/or launched by the host groups
This will be followed by a walking tour of the sites within the park.
The field day should finish about 3pm.
You will need to wear Sunsafe clothing, covered walking shoes, and a hat.
For more information about the Hunter Region Landcare Network and to register for the field day, please visit www.hunterlandcare.org.au

Funded by Hunter Local Land Services, this field day will;Showcase the efforts of the Obelisk Landcare group in restoring native vegetation to a high profile historical feature of the CityPromote the good work being undertaken by Newcastle City Council to rehabilitate and manage Themeda grasslands in a public parkLaunch a National Landcare Program funded, 25 Years of Landcare grant being managed by Trees in Newcastle, a 25 year old Landcare groupStarting at 12pm, the agenda for the field day will include:An acknowledgement of Country, acknowledgement of the Landcarers present and the supporters of their efforts to care for our natural environmentA brief update on the efforts of the Hunter Region Landcare NetworkA brief introduction from all present; who is represented? What is your group involved in? And who supports you?An outline of the projects being showcased and/or launched by the host groupsThis will be followed by a walking tour of the sites within the park.The field day should finish about 3pm.You will need to wear Sunsafe clothing, covered walking shoes, and a hat.For more information about the Hunter Region Landcare Network and to register for the field day, please visit www.hunterlandcare.org.au