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Together we can affordably achieve rapid restoration of land at a scale that delivers benefits to all Australians – for environment, farming and society
01-05-2024 09:00 - 02-05-2024 17:00 ET Queanbeyan NSW
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This grand assembly, heralded as a beacon of hope, brought together the forces for good – champions of bush regeneration techniques from distant corners of the land. Regenerators, drawn by the call of stewardship, traversed vast distances to converge, to share knowledge, to glean wisdom, and to harmonise in a quest for elusive lessons from the grand masters of their craft
24-05-2024 09:00 - 26-05-2024 17:00 ET
Together, this will provide a strong foundation for understanding marine ecosystems and inform marine management decisions. AMSA 2024 also aims to foster student and early career researcher participation, by providing a platform for professional development and networking in a supportive, inclusive space. AMSA and NZMSS meetings promote a culture of inclusion and bring together a diverse range of delegates working in all fields of marine science, conservation, and management. The AMSA-NZMSS 2024 Conference will be held at the Hotel Grand Chancellor, in the heart of the Hobart waterfront area, close to many accommodation options, dining, breweries, gin distilleries, transport and plenty of entertainment options
15-09-2024 09:00 - 20-09-2024 17:00 ET
Our first NSW Tree Conference, held in partnership with Greening Bathurst, Central Tablelands Local Land Services, and the Central Tablelands Regional Landcare Network, marked a significant milestone in bringing back discussion on forestry with agricultural systems in the Central Tablelands of NSW
We have a new weapon in our arsenal to fight them: WeedScan, Australia’s first artificial intelligence weed identification, notification and management app. WeedScan is a game changer for anyone who cares about our environment and our future
Click below to read their insights: Producer John Stokes and landcarer Wayne Chaffey on capitalising on carbon management programs. FarmLab’s Sam Duncan and Optisoil’s Ned Skehan on the value of good carbon data
They will demonstrate the potential of the accounts to: - Inform farm management – the accounts contain data that can inform strategic decisions about land-use and on-ground management and track environmental performance