Cultural Burn debrief and Woody weed control

Saturday October 12 – for another PLCM event, namely Cultural burn debrief and African Olive control, to be held in Cobbitty Hills.

 October workshop African Olive- woody weed control in southwest Sydney

• Landholder perspective and story
• Privet, Ochna, Senna and
• Treating African Olive - New tools
• Restoration CPW
• Using the Olive gum

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You are invited to an upcoming Cultural burn and African Olive control event, planned under the Private Land Conservation Matters initiative, in Cobbitty Hills on Saturday October 12^th.

This event has been made to be especially suitable for Biodiversity Conservation Trust (BCT) landholders who may have a Wildlife Refuge, Conservation Agreement or Biodiversity Stewardship Agreement. It is also favourable to those landholders curious about the BCT and the protection it can provide to private land.

10am – Morning:

The morning will concentrate on a walk and talk with First Nations people, to talk about the site following a cultural burn done in July. What changes are obvious because of the burn and, what could they mean? What does the site need next in its journey of regeneration?

Noonish:

A networking lunch will be on offer – delicious and Free!

1pm – Afternoon:

The afternoon session is a workshop on some new tools available for African Olive control, where training and practice will familiarise you with them – particularly the Injecta400, or an ‘Olive Gun’…

Come to the morning or afternoon event – or stay all day…