Event Type
When
Event Location
Murwillumbah- Autumn Club
Landcare Region
BCT Region
Event Description
Murwillumbah open drop in consultation session Hosted by Tweed Landcare
Event Topics
Event Outcomes
Number of Attendees
14
Number of Landowners
12
Growth in learning measure (Scale 1 - 100)
A survey is completed by each attendee The below fields are extracted from this survey. To access the full feedback survey please refer to the attachments section below.
Attendee Level of Knowledge before event (Average)
61
Attendee Level of Knowledge after event (Average)
64
Event Outcome
What Attendees Liked About the Event
People & Networking
- Opportunity to meet and talk with BCT staff, Landcare people, and other landholders.
- Described attendees and hosts as wonderful, good people, and ready to listen.
- Enjoyed the face-to-face setting, allowing for one-on-one discussions.
Knowledge & Expertise
- Appreciated the sharing of knowledge and expertise on tap.
- Found the event informative, with helpful info and great energy.
Atmosphere & Logistics
- Liked the casual and welcoming atmosphere.
- Positive feedback on the venue, day & time.
- Enjoyed the food.
What Attendees Want to Learn Next
Technical & Practical Topics
- Mapping technology.
- Fire protection strategies.
- Innovative camphor control methods.
- Weed management and control, including erosion and climate change impacts.
- Property planning.
- Conservation measures.
Process & Resources
- Access to resources.
- Processing of grant applications.
Other
- One attendee mentioned everything.
- A few indicated no immediate learning needs.
Suggestions for Future Events
- Presentations on relevant topics.
- On-site events, potentially focusing on restoration and other practical subjects.
- Combine BCT events with social gatherings, encouraging landholders to talk and connect with one another.
- Tweed Shire Council (TSC) expressed support for these combined social and educational events.
- Provide name cards and BCT contact cards for easier networking.