Reynolds Creek Platypus Pathways

Join Healthy Land & Water and presenter Dr Tamielle Brunt for this half-day workshop to learn more about how land management practices impact the health of our waterways.

The session will focus on the importance of water quality in land management, and how we can positively contribute to the health of the environment and contribute towards safer drinking water for the local community.

Topics include:

• Land management practices.
• Improving water quality and waterway health.
• Protecting biodiversity (including the elusive platypus).

Morning tea and lunch will be provided.

For more information, contact Natalie Hillcoat on natalie.h@hlw.org.au 0491 284 141 or Scenic Rim Regional Council – Anna Shera anna.s@scenicrim.qld.gov.au 0499 394 464.

This event is brought to you by Healthy Land & Water, Scenic Rim Regional Council, Wildlife Queensland PlatypusWatch and the Resilient Rivers Initiative.