A number of paddock walks have been conducted in the Rangelands areas in recent months covering various topics, including plant identification. A need was identified for some form of plant identification guide that could be distributed at events and easily carried on paddock walks.
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- The Riverina Harvest Festival 2025
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- Biodiversity Conservation Trust (BCT) Workshops
- Connecting young people with nature
- Blooming Connections – Connecting Seniors Program 2025
- Partnering in Private Land Conservation
- Landcare-led Resilience Project
- Creating New Paddock Sentinels
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Case Study 01 – Picturing the Rangelands’ Plants
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