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Hotspots Fire Project
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Managing fire on your property and across the landscape
The Hotspots Fire Project enables landholders and public land managers to work together to reduce bush fire risk across the landscape, whilst maintaining and improving biodiversity and protecting Cultural Heritage.
FREE two-day workshop
For landholders in the Nana Glen Area
In conjunction with Coffs Harbour City Council
Orara Valley Hotspots Fire Project workshop series
Discuss risk management, fire ecology, recovery and regeneration Understand how your neighbours and other land management agencies manage fire
Receive a large aerial photo of your property to develop your own Fire Management Plan Participate in field-based exercises and observe a demonstration burn
When: Workshop 1 – 8:30 am to 4:30 pm, 8 May 2021
Workshop 2 – 8:30 am to 4:30 pm, 22 May 2021
Where: Meet at the Nana Glen Hall, 26 Grafton Street, Nana Glen
For more information and to register contact Jamie Bertram, NSW Rural Fire Service on 0408 839 523.
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Small Healthy Farms Biosecurity on the North Coast - Part 1
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Running a small farm or bush block can involve a lot more than you may think. Preventing the introduction and spread of diseases, pests and weeds onto your land are one of the most important things a landholder can do, and there are many factors that play into your decision making.
Come along to this FREE webinar to learn about weed management, animal health and biosecurity basics for your property including the most important weeds and pests to look out for at the moment in the North Coast region.
When
10 Sep 2020 12:00 pm - 1:00 pmRegion
North Coast
Where
On-line event Register at: https://adobe.ly/2DHVAMk
Contact
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Small Healthy Farms Biosecurity on the North Coast - Part 2
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Running a small farm or bush block can involve a lot more than you may think. Preventing the introduction and spread of diseases, pests and weeds onto your land are one of the most important things a landholder can do, and there are many factors that play into your decision making.
Come along to this FREE webinar to learn about weed management, animal health and biosecurity basics for your property including the most important weeds and pests to look out for at the moment in the North Coast region.
When
17 Sep 2020 12:00 pm - 1:00 pmRegion
North Coast
Where
On-line event Register at: https://adobe.ly/3amJ1Sp
Contact
Ella Rasmussen Every Bit Counts North Coast Coordinator T: 0438 173 135 E: ella.rasmussen@lls.nsw.gov.au -
BlazeAidHelps to Rebuild Fences in Orara Valley
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Orara Valley residents from both the Coffs Harbour City Council and Clarence Valley Council local government areas are encouraged to register with BlazeAid for assistance with the rebuilding of fences that have been impacted by the 2019 bushfires.To be eligible for assistance you will need to register by calling the Glenreagh Camp Coordinator John Lillico on 0484 145 732.
About BlazeAid
BlazeAid volunteers offer practical labour and work with families and individuals in rural Australia after natural disasters such as fires and floods. Equally importantly, the volunteers also aim to help lift the spirits of those who have been impacted. BlazeAid volunteers often work in a disaster-affected area for many months helping rebuild the local communities.
BlazeAid is a volunteer organisation which relies on the support of local communities to provide volunteers who have the capacity to offer their time to work with their regular teams.
If you or your organisation can help, please contact the camp coordinator, John Lillico. For more information on Blazeaid and its work, go to: blazeaid.com.auFirst published on 19 February 2020.
