Watch it Now: Araluen Creek Restoration Project Film has Launched!
It was a wonderful event - with afternoon tea, a commemorative cake and 52 attendees in all, including special guests Turlough Guerin, CEO of Landcare NSW, Steve Whan, MP for Monaro and Queanbeyan-Palerang Reginal Council mayor Kenrick Winchester, General Manger Rebecca Ryan, and Councillor Katrina Willis. Thank you all for coming and we hope you enjoy watching and re-watching the film!
Watch it Now: Araluen Creek Restoration Project Film has Launched!
The film is produced by local award-winning documentary filmmaker Clare Young and her team and captures the local Araluen community connecting up to oversee a big project to stabilise the Araluen Creek – a shared environmental resource – that is the lifeblood of the Valley. At its heart the video tells the story of how local communities can work together to bring about positive change to build community and environmental resilience in the face of a changing climate.
Working Together to Build Resilience
Join us to Restore, Revegetate or Regenerate
This is a Bushfire Community Recovery and Resilience Fund project through the joint Commonwealth/State Disaster Recovery Funding Arrangement