THE
grit
It’s all about having a say
N
ever before has a project taken
such a wide-ranging approach to
improving land and water quality at a
catchment scale.
Strong and ongoing local
participation is the cornerstone of the
Landholders Driving Change project
(LDC).
Get involved!
HERE is a lot happening and we
T
want every grazier in the BBB to
get involved.
A range of opportunities are available:
l On-property extension activities,
l Joining a cluster group,
l Training - such as mapping and
erosion control grader workshops.
Riversymposium 2018
ANDHOLDERS Driving Change is facilitating a
L approaches
multidisciplinary approach to designing cost-effective
to remediate large-scale dispersive erosion
gully features on grazing lands.
Alluvium Consulting Australia, a principal consultant
overseeing the large-scale remediation works on
Mt Wickham, will speak about the project at the
International Riversymposium 2018, held in Sydney on
14-18 October.
Gotta love The DIRT
VERY quarter we
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will showcase the
achievements and
progress of the project in
The DIRT.
It’s a publication you can
show off to your friends in
the city.
The DIRT is already proving
popular. Since its launch in the
middle of April, 915 people
have viewed the publication (as
at August 30). Make a cup of
tea, turn up the volume on your
computer, click on the front cover
and enjoy the read.
Grit, Issue 4, September, 2018 | P5