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Moving to Higher Ground: Lessons from Grantham and across the globe
2023-10-24 16:00 - 17:15 (Australia/Melbourne) | La Trobe University, Albury-Wodonga campus, University Drive, West Wodonga, 3690
This public lecture is a free community event hosted by North East Catchment Management Authority (CMA), La Trobe University – Albury-Wodonga, and Wise Water Ways.
Refreshments will be served.

Jamie Simmonds (pictured) is an internationally renowned expert in the field of managed retreat and community relocation.
In 2011, Jamie directed the relocation of Grantham, an Australian town left devastated by catastrophic flash flooding that tragically claimed the lives of 19 people. Within 12 months more than 100 families were transitioned to new homes situated on higher ground surrounding Grantham.
In 2020, Jamie documented the story in his book about the Grantham experience to show communities the positives and challenges associated with community relocation.
Jamie is presently engaged in a community relocation program in northern NSW, based in Lismore. This follows the region’s devastating flooding in 2022.
Tickets: https://events.humanitix.com/moving-to-higher-ground

Saving Local Turtles
2023-10-23 17:30 - 19:00 | Check the event listing for venue details, Australia
Did you know that common turtle species have declined 90% over the past 40 years?
Learn how to help save local turtles before their Nov-Dec turtle nesting season. Hear about turtles’ threats and how you can protect them, including the 1 Million Turtles program and TurtleSAT citizen science mapping tool.
Dr James Van Dyke is a Senior Lecturer at La Trobe University and winner of the 2023 Eureka Prize for Innovation in Citizen Science.
Event will commence 5.30pm sharp (with drinks available at bar prices from 5.00pm) at The Venue on McFarland (formerly the German-Austrian Club), 5 McFarland Rd, Wodonga.
Presentation will run for approximately 45 mins, followed by optional site visit to Belvoir Lake to view turtle signage and potential nesting sites. Belvoir Lake meeting point is Reuss Rd, next to the Belvoir Park Dog Park (approximately 10 minutes drive from The Venue).
RSVP by 5pm, Sat 21 October 2023 to: events.humanitix.com/saving-local-turtles
Enquiries to Lizette Salmon – g4w@wodongalandcare.org.au, 0468 320 647.
This event is presented by Wodonga Urban Landcare Network and generously supported by Wodonga Council.

Waterbug training in Wodonga
2023-10-22 10:00 - 13:00 | Belvoir Park, Wodonga, Belvoir Park Playground, Huon Street, Wodonga, 3690
Join us to learn how to collect & identify waterbugs and use the Waterbug App.
We’ll collect waterbugs from different waterways in Wodonga and learn how to identify which ones they are and what they can tell us about water quality and waterway health. The training is suitable if you’re just keen to learn a bit about waterbugs or perhaps you would like to be able to do your own Waterbug Blitz at your local creek or river.
FREE but places are limited. All welcome, family friendly.
For safety and communication purposes, please book your place.

On the day, please bring:
– A folding chair
– Food & water/drinks for the day for yourself
– Hat, sunscreen, insect repellent – you will be working outdoors
– Gumboots
– Your smart phone with The Waterbug App downloaded & signed in – free on Google Play or iTunes App Store
(this is optional and we’ll also have resources for those not inclined to use an app)
For more information on the National Waterbug Blitz, go to www.waterbugblitz.org.au

For event enquiries contact Karen, karen@wodongalandcare.org.au or 0428 629 099.

This event is hosted by Wodonga Urban Landcare Network and funded by the Australian Government’s Murray-Darling Healthy Rivers Program.

ACF-AWR & Partners – NSW NCC Picnic in the park
2023-10-21 11:00 - 14:00 | Noreuil Park, Albury, Noreuil Park, Albury
ACF-AWR thoroughly enjoyed this event in 2022 with our wonderful partner community organisations that are equally keen on enjoying and protecting our precious natural environment.

All welcome! BYO food and drink (and something to sit on), and enjoy the day with friends, family, and the local community.
There will be some fun activities including a water bug collection and identification, and you’ll have the opportunity to engage with your local environment groups and learn about what they do to protect nature and enhance where we live.
This is a family friendly day and an opportunity to celebrate nature in beautiful surrounds.
Join us! RSVP now.
This event is being organised by NSW Nature Conservation Council (NSW NCC).
Please note that your RSVP information will be shared with co-host organisations.

A Slow mid-Spring Walk in Baranduda environmental lands
2023-10-21 09:00 - 11:00 | Baranduda link access, Baranduda link access, Boyes Road, Baranduda, Victoria, 3691, Australia
Join passionate naturalist Karen Retra for a slow nature walk in the Baranduda environmental lands.
Come exploring with Karen and be inspired by her knowledge and enthusiasm for nature from wildflowers, insects and fungi to trees, birds and wildlife. This is the second of our Spring walks in this reserve – the season changes so quickly and there is always something new to see. We’ll compare our findings with the early Spring seasonal walk – you’ll be amazed at what’s changed in a few short weeks.
Where: Meet at the Baranduda Link Access point on Boyes Rd
Google Map link: https://goo.gl/maps/F5yXJnBNBV…
What to expect: Expect to focus on the ‘slow’ and ‘nature’ rather than the walk – exercise is not the priority! With a flush of spring wildflowers, frogs calling and the days warming, there will be plenty to get excited about… Please be aware that we will be walking on slopes, on a natural, unpaved and possibly wet surface.
What to bring: Please bring your water bottle, wear covered shoes and dress for the weather. Welcome to bring your camera, binoculars etc.
Registration prior to the event is essential for communication, safety and insurance purposes. REGISTER HERE

National Bird Week – Walk and Talk
2023-10-19 10:00 - 11:30 | Check the event listing for venue details, Australia
To celebrate National Bird Week, join the AlburyCity environment team for a walk & talk within Corrys Reserve to spot some of our local bird species. Come see the diversity of bird life that these woodlands provide habitat for, from the fairy wrens to the finches, lorikeets, honeyeaters, parrots and everything in-between.
The walk will cross both even and uneven ground, with a slight inclines and declines. The walk will last approximately 1 hour.
Any children need to be accompanied by a parent or guardian. The event may be cancelled if poor weather is forecast.
Meeting Point: Corrys Wood Reserve (Eastern end of Corrys Road)
What to Bring: Binoculars, hat, enclosed shoes and appropriate clothing for conditions.
Register HERE – National Bird Week – Walk and Talk | AlburyCity (nsw.gov.au)

The Aussie Bird Count coincides with National Bird Week and is helping researchers better understand the bird species that occur in our urban area. If you can’t make the event, we encourage you to take a look around your yard or local park to identify the birds you see and hear and do your own count.

Leneva Enviro Hub working bee
2023-10-17 11:00 - 12:00 | Leneva Enviro Hub, 3063 Beechworth-Wodonga Rd, Leneva, Victoria, 3691, Australia
Join Parklands Rangers and Leneva residents to revamp the old Leneva School and Hall sites and bring this environmental hub back to life.
A series of working bees are enhancing this 10 hectare remnant Box Gum Grassy woodlands site and improve environmental education opportunities for local schools and community. All are welcome.

When: On the third Tuesday morning of every month, 11am to midday, then stay for a sausage and a yarn with us.
Where: Park on the Leneva Hall service track and meet outside the old school gates.
What: Bush restoration and facilities improvements including planning and creating interactive visitor activities, removing woody weeds and other invasives such as Watsonia bulbs and Bridal creeper, cleaning up the site and removing old fences, monitoring of nest boxes, installing new fencing..
What is provided: All tools, materials and personal protective equipment is provided as is Ranger induction and session leadership.
What to bring: Participants must wear covered shoes (boots) and long pants at all sessions, preferably long sleeves as well, bring your own hat and water bottle and dress for the weather. Current Covid safety measures must also be followed.

Please book in for each session you intend to join (so we have enough sausages!). REGISTER HERE

A Slow mid-Spring Nature Walk at Swainsona Reserve
2023-10-16 09:30 - 11:30 | Swainsona Reserve Access, Felltimber Creek Road, West Wodonga, Victoria, 3690, Australia
Join passionate naturalists Sue Brunskill and Karen Retra for a slow nature walk in one of Wodonga’s best bush reserves.
Come exploring with Sue and Karen and be inspired by their knowledge and enthusiasm for nature from wildflowers, insects and fungi to trees, birds and wildlife.
This is the second of our Spring walks in this reserve – the season changes so quickly and there is always something new to see. We’ll compare our findings with the previous Spring walk – you’ll be amazed at what’s changed in a few short weeks.
Where: Meet at Swainsona Reserve Access carpark off Felltimber Creek Rd.
Google map: goo.gl/maps/6EtpQtUWSLY2Gu7E6
What to expect: As usual, you are in for a treat in this special reserve, with a flush of spring wildflowers and the days warming… Expect to focus on the ‘slow’ and ‘nature’ rather than the walk – exercise is not the priority! Please be aware that we will be walking on slopes, on a natural, unpaved and possibly wet surface.
What to bring: Please wear covered shoes and long pants, bring mozzie protection and sunscreen and dress for the weather. Welcome to bring your camera, binoculars etc.
Registration prior to the event is essential for communication, safety and insurance purposes.
REGISTER HERE

A Slow mid Spring Nature Walk at Castle Creek bushlands
2023-10-14 09:30 - 11:30 | Castle Creek Bushlands, Castle Creek Rd, Wodonga, Victoria, Australia
Join passionate naturalists Sue Brunskill and Karen Retra for a slow mid-Spring nature walk in one of Wodonga’s best bush reserves.
Come exploring with Sue and Karen and be inspired by their knowledge and enthusiasm for nature from wildflowers, insects and fungi to trees, birds and wildlife.
This is the second of our Spring walks in this reserve – the season changes so quickly and there is always something new to see. We’ll compare our findings with the early Spring seasonal walk – you’ll be amazed at what’s changed in a few short weeks.
Where: Meet at Castle Creek Bushlands access off Castle Creek Rd.
Google map: goo.gl/maps/TjytEF1aSseYcpiN7
What to expect: As usual, you are in for a treat in this special reserve, with a flush of spring wildflowers and the days warming… Expect to focus on the ‘slow’ and ‘nature’ rather than the walk – exercise is not the priority! Please be aware that we will be walking on slopes, on a natural, unpaved and possibly wet surface.
What to bring: Please bring your water bottle, wear covered shoes and dress for the weather. Welcome to bring your camera, binoculars etc.
Registration prior to the event is essential for communication, safety and insurance purposes.
REGISTER HERE

Wonderful Weeds walk and talk
2023-10-10 08:00 - 17:00 | beingreen permaculture, 590 Heathwood Ave,, Lavington, NSW, 2641, Australia
Why do weeds exist? Why are they wonderful? Where do they come from? Discover the amazing resource these plants can be for the soil, for medicine and for food. (Includes full colour guide to take home.) Kids are welcome to join for free. We will be offering a brief demo on how to prepare weeds for food and medicine at the conclusion of the walk. Please book online.
Ticket link: https://events.humanitix.com/wonderful-weeds-walk-and-talk

Habitat open gardens - Glenwood Estate, Baranduda - FULLY BOOKED
2023-10-08 10:00 - 13:00 | Glenwood estate, Baranduda, Baranduda
This event is now FULLY BOOKED. If you wish to be wait-listed please add your name via the Trybooking link below.
Visit two small-medium suburban gardens featuring habitat plantings, bird baths, frog pond and low-maintenance nature-strip plantings that attract birds, butterflies, native bees, frogs and skinks.
We’ll have a display with giveaway plants, free Albury-Wodonga garden guides, natures treasure box and lots more.
Tickets are free, but bookings essential by 9am Friday 6 October 2023. Ticket-holders will be advised of garden addresses by email on Friday 6 October.
RSVP to: https://www.trybooking.com/CKNWZ
This event is hosted by Gardens 4 Wildlife Albury-Wodonga, a Wodonga Urban Landcare Network program, with generous support from Wodonga Council, Nordcon Land and Friends of the WREN Baranduda.

Castle Creek Conservation Reserve, Wodonga with Albury Wodonga Field Naturalists
2023-10-08 09:00 - 15:00 | Acacia Carpark, 90 Hume Street, Wodonga, Victoria, 3690, Australia
Meet 9am at Acacia Car Park, Wodonga. Travel to Castle Creek Reserve in convoy and car pooling may be required.
Castle Creek Reserve has a high conservation value to the city. Spread over 54 hectares of land with floristic value, this reserve is a twitcher’s delight.
BYO everything. Leader Bernie phone 0490 497 032.

ACF-AWR Platy Project Event 2 of 2
2023-10-07 17:00 - 18:30 | Willow Park carpark, Pearce Street, Wodonga, 3690, Australia
Have you ever had that magical moment of spotting a platypus in the wild?
Join us at this event to learn where to look for, and how spot, platypus in the wild for this great ACF/UNSW #CitizenScience project.
We were so sorry to have to postpone our Platy-Project event on 23 September and we apologise for any inconvenience caused. We now have 2 more events – 30 September 4 – 5.30 pm and 7 October 5 – 6.30 pm (this event)- and we hope you can join us.
We’re thrilled to be involved in the ACF and University of NSW citizen science Platy-Project again in 2023.
Join us and help researchers understand more about this elusive animal and how we can better protect it.
When: 7 October, 5 – 6.30 pm
Where: Willow Park, Car Park, Pearce Street, Wodonga, VIC.
What we’ll be doing:

We’ll talk through the best ways to spot a platypus and how to not get tricked by other creatures.
We’ll practise our platy spotting skills with a walk around the creek to identify the best platy spotting habitat.
We’ll also net and look at the water bugs to see what platypus food is in the area.

You may want to then invest time to watch and wait for a platypus to reveal itself at the end of the event. We’ve been watching platypus in the area recently.
We can’t promise you will see a platypus, but you’ll be well equipped to keep looking for platypus at your nearest river or creek to help researchers understand more about this incredible creature and help prevent further declines in their numbers.
Join us at our upcoming platy-project event!
RSVP for 7 October as soon as possible so you don’t miss out. Places are limited to ensure the event is safe and the best experience for all of us.
Image: Young platypus on a log in McMahons Creek, Yarra Ranges, Victoria. Credit: Doug Gimesy.

Lots about nestboxes
2023-10-07 14:00 - 17:00 | Wooragee hall & community centre, Wooragee hall & community centre, 1001 Beechworth-Wodonga Rd, Wooragee, 3747
Come and find out why you should consider putting up nest boxes – they can be put up in urban areas too. We will look at Wooragee Landcare’s nest box program and hear what animals have been observed using the boxes. Nest boxes are one of the tools we can use to increase habitat for wildlife and is a great activity to get younger people involved in Landcare activities.
The topics we will cover are:

Why nestboxes are good
An overview of the group’s nest box locations, and data recording.
Results of recent monitoring and discussion of the species we have found using the boxes.
Information on arboreal (tree dwelling) mammals including some of the threatened species in our area.
Details on current knowledge of box designs and specifications, including recent innovations in thermally efficient box design. We will have prices and contact details for purchasing.
How to maintain boxes and common problems associated with nest box projects.

We will also showcase some of the latest monitoring camera technology (pole camera) and inspect some of the boxes located in the primary school reserve.
Our presenter Jim Blackney has been involved in nest box projects throughout the North East and is co-author of the “Nest Box Guide for North East Victoria” produced by Swamps Rivers and Ranges.
The first part of the session will be in the hall, then afternoon tea, and the second part next door looking at the nest boxes in the school grounds.
Wear strong covered in shoes. Keep warm or cool and shaded depending on the weather. A cuppa and afternoon tea will be provided.
Booking essential: events.humanitix.com/lots-about-nest-boxes
For more information call Jim 0459 622 260

Repair Cafe Albury-Wodonga Inc
2023-10-07 10:00 - 13:00 | Wodonga Senior Citizens Centre, 15 Havelock Street, Wodonga, Victoria, 3690, Australia
Do you have a broken household item you’d like fixed but need a hand to do so? Then this is your opportunity.
Our Repair Café is a free meeting place to bring along broken household items such as furniture, clothing, textiles and battery-operated appliances and learn how to fix them with the help of experienced, volunteer repairers. You can also bring along small, blunt garden tools like secateurs and we’ll show you how to sharpen them. Maximum three items per person per session. A donation is greatly appreciated for the repair of your items. This covers the cost of our insurance and supplies used for these repairs.
For more information see: https://www.facebook.com/repaircafeaw/
Repair Café Albury-Wodonga is proudly supported by Halve Waste, with morning yummies donated by Kooka Brotha’s patisserie.

Friends of Chiltern-Mt Pilot National Park
2023-10-01 09:00 - 11:00 | Meet at Chiltern Post Office, 54 Main Street, Chiltern, Victoria, 3683, Australia
Every month we meet to do some useful work in the Park (weeding, planting, infrastructure repair and installation etc). We often go for a wander after a short meeting where we consume the traditional Chiltern Bakery bun. Everyone is welcome. Call Mick Webster 0429017229 for more information. We always meet at Chiltern PO at 9am.

A Slow early-Spring Nature Walk with Sue Brunskill & Karen Retra
2023-09-25 09:30 - 11:30
Join passionate naturalists Sue Brunskill and Karen Retra for a slow nature walk in one of Wodonga’s best bush reserves.
Come exploring with Sue and Karen and be inspired by their knowledge and enthusiasm for nature from wildflowers, insects and fungi to trees, birds and wildlife.
This is the first of our Spring walks in this reserve – the season changes so quickly and there is always something new to see. We’ll compare our findings with the previous Winter seasonal walk – you’ll be amazed at what’s changed in a few short months.
Where: Meet at Swainsona Reserve Access carpark off Felltimber Creek Rd.
Google map: goo.gl/maps/6EtpQtUWSLY2Gu7E6
What to expect: You are in for a treat, with early spring wildflowers already out and birds busy making nests… Expect to focus on the ‘slow’ and ‘nature’ rather than the walk – exercise is not the priority! Please be aware that we will be walking on slopes, on a natural, unpaved and possibly wet surface.
What to bring: Please wear covered shoes and long pants, bring mozzie protection and sunscreen and dress for the weather. Welcome to bring your camera, binoculars etc.
Registration prior to the event is essential for communication, safety and insurance purposes.
REGISTER HERE

Chiltern-Mt Pilot National Park with Albury Wodonga Field Naturalists
2023-09-23 09:30 - 16:00
Members meet at the Public Toilets, 26-28 Main Street, Chiltern at 9.30am. BYO everything for the day’s outing.
Leader is Neil phone 0428 235 964

A Slow early-Spring Walk with Sue Brunskill & Karen Retra
2023-09-22 09:00 - 11:00
Join passionate naturalists Sue Brunskill and Karen Retra for a slow nature walk in the Baranduda environmental lands.
Come exploring with Sue and Karen and be inspired by their knowledge and enthusiasm for nature from wildflowers, insects and fungi to trees, birds and wildlife. This is the first of our Spring walks in this reserve – the season changes so quickly and there is always something new to see. We’ll compare our findings with the previous Winter seasonal walk – you’ll be amazed at what’s changed in a few short months.
Where: Meet at the Baranduda Link Access point on Boyes Rd
Google Map link: https://goo.gl/maps/F5yXJnBNBV…
What to expect: Expect to focus on the ‘slow’ and ‘nature’ rather than the walk – exercise is not the priority! Early spring wildflowers will already out and birds busy making nests – there will be plenty to see… Please be aware that we will be walking on slopes, on a natural, unpaved and possibly wet surface.
What to bring: Please bring your water bottle, wear covered shoes and dress for the weather. Welcome to bring your camera, binoculars etc.
Registration prior to the event is essential for communication, safety and insurance purposes. REGISTER HERE

Spotlighting Night Walk with Ranger Dan
2023-09-20 18:30 - 20:00
What’s going on in the bush tonight? Join Parklands Rangers to find out!
Ranger Dan will lead you on a night adventure spotlighting for nocturnal native wildlife in one of Wodonga’s best conservation reserves.
Parklands have been working with the community restoring the native plants to the area in recent years to support native wildlife. We’ll be looking out for possums, gliders, owls and more…
This is a family friendly event.
Where: Meet at Drapers Reserve access gate, Elliot Lane, Leneva. (see map on booking site)
What to expect: We will be walking on natural, unpaved and possibly uneven surfaces. It may be cold.
What to bring: Please wear warm clothes, closed shoes and bring a personal torch, and remember; quiet is key!
Weather watch: We’ll keep an eye on the weather and let everyone who is registered know on the afternoon of the event if we need to postpone.
Registration prior to the event is essential for communication, safety and insurance purposes.
REGISTER HERE
This community event has been made possible with the support of the Victorian Government.

Spotlighting Night Walk with Ranger Dan
2023-09-19 18:30 - 20:00
What’s going on in the bush tonight? Join Parklands Rangers to find out!
Ranger Dan will lead you on a night adventure spotlighting for nocturnal native wildlife along Felltimber Creek.
Parklands have been working with the community restoring the native plants to the area in recent years to support native wildlife. We’ll be looking out for possums, gliders, owls and more…
This is a family friendly event.
Where: Meet off Lambourn Drive, opposite McGaffins track (see image below)
Google map: https://bit.ly/lambourndr
What to expect: We will be walking on natural, unpaved and possibly uneven surfaces. It may be cold.
What to bring: Please wear warm clothes, closed shoes and bring a personal torch, and remember; quiet is key!
Weather watch: We’ll keep an eye on the weather and let everyone who is registered know on the afternoon of the event if we need to postpone.
Registration prior to the event is essential for communication, safety and insurance purposes.
REGISTER HERE
This community event has been made possible with the support of the Victorian Government.

Leneva Enviro Hub working bee
2023-09-19 11:00 - 12:00 | Parklands Albury Wodonga, 3063 Beechworth-Wodonga Rd,, Leneva, Victoria, 3691, Australia

Spotlighting Night Walk with Ranger Dan and Karen Retra
2023-09-18 18:30 - 20:00
What’s going on in the bush tonight? Join Parklands Rangers to find out!
Ranger Dan and guest Karen Retra will lead you on a night adventure spotlighting for nocturnal native wildlife along the Kiewa.
Parklands have been working with the community restoring the native plants to the area in recent years to support native wildlife. We’ll be looking out for possums, gliders, owls, frogs and more…
This is a family friendly event.
Where: Meeting point TBC as the location of this walk is dependent on the season. Register now and we will let you know!
What to expect: It may be cold!
What to bring: Please wear warm clothes, closed shoes and bring a personal torch, and remember; quiet is key!
Registration prior to the event is essential for communication, safety and insurance purposes.
This community event has been made possible with the support of the Victorian Government.
REGISTER HERE

Growling in the Grass
2023-09-15 16:00 - 18:00
A family friendly, frog themed event, supporting Taskforce Growler and the return of Growling Grass Frogs to Winton Wetlands.
Taskforce Growler is for the conservation and restoration of Growling Grass Frog populations, particularly within Northern Victoria. This taskforce will participate in a range of activities to assist in rewilding and learning about the species.
4- 6PM, FRIDAY 15TH SEPTEMBER
At Mullinmur Billabong, 2 Cambridge Drive, Wangaratta
Please register your free attendance via: https://www.trybooking.com/CJPSF

Killawarra, Victoria with Albury Wodonga Field Naturalists
2023-09-10 09:00 - 16:00
Members to meet at 9am at Lake King Rutherglen. Toilets are available here. BYO everything for the day’s outing. Leader for the day is Neil phone 0418 235 964

A Slow Early Spring Nature Walk with Sue Brunskill & Karen Retra
2023-09-09 09:30 - 11:30
Join passionate naturalists Sue Brunskill and Karen Retra for a slow early Spring nature walk in one of Wodonga’s best bush reserves.
Come exploring with Sue and Karen and be inspired by their knowledge and enthusiasm for nature from wildflowers, insects and fungi to trees, birds and wildlife.
This is the first of our Spring walks in this reserve – the season changes so quickly and there is always something new to see. We’ll compare our findings with the previous Winter seasonal walk – you’ll be amazed at what’s changed in a few short months.
Where: Meet at Castle Creek Bushlands access off Castle Creek Rd.
Google map: goo.gl/maps/TjytEF1aSseYcpiN7
What to expect: As usual, you are in for a treat in this special reserve, with early spring wildflowers already out and birds busy making nests… Expect to focus on the ‘slow’ and ‘nature’ rather than the walk – exercise is not the priority! Please be aware that we will be walking on slopes, on a natural, unpaved and possibly wet surface.
What to bring: Please bring your water bottle, wear covered shoes and dress for the weather. Welcome to bring your camera, binoculars etc.
Registration prior to the event is essential for communication, safety and insurance purposes.
REGISTER HERE

Swanpool Cinema Special Screening - ‘RACHEL’S FARM’ (Single feature)
2023-09-08 19:00 - 21:00
In this uplifting documentary, actor Rachel Ward sets out to regenerate her northern NSW’s beef farm, with the help of experts and neighbours. From ignorance about the ecological impacts of conventional agriculture on her own property which has been besieged by drought and bushfires, to embracing a movement of regeneration.
Rachel’s Farm is a film for anyone who cares about how their food is produced, the health of our soils, and the changing role of women on farms.
Rachel’s Farm Website https://theregenerators.org/rachels-farm/
Supported by Benalla Sustainable Future Group and Swanpool Landcare, https://www.bsfg.org.au/news/swanpool-cinema-special-screening-rachels-farm-single-feature-friday-700-pm-8-september-2023.
Doors open at 6.30 pm.
Informal discussion and supper available after the film.

Repair Cafe Albury-Wodonga Inc - September
2023-09-02 10:00 - 13:00

Friends of Chiltern-Mt Pilot National Park
2023-09-02 09:00 - 14:00

SRR Trivia Night @ The Vine Hotel
2023-09-01 18:30 - 20:30
Join us as we have some fun, learn more about what we do and raise funds for the efforts of Swamps, Rivers & Ranges.
Great prizes and fun to be had so put your thinking caps on and we’ll see you there!
Friday 1st September, 6.30pm | Vine hotel, 27 Detour Rd, Wangaratta
Tickets $25, available via: https://www.trybooking.com/CJPSZ
Maximum teams of 8, Meals and drinks available for purchase.
