Caring for Catchments Exhibition

THURS 15 Oct, Lismore Regional Gallery

Experience the power of community-led catchment resilience at the Caring for Catchments Project Exhibition, an immersive visual showcase celebrating the repair and restoration of our landscapes across the Tweed, Brunswick, Richmond and Clarence following the floods.
Hosted by the North Coast Regional Landcare Network and designed in collaboration with Living Lab Northern Rivers, this interactive exhibition highlights over four years of Nature-Based Solutions across 35 projects in four Northern Rivers catchments.
The landmark Caring for Catchments project aims to build long-term flood resilience, improve catchment health enhance biodiversity through riparian restoration and grow knowledge and connection through environmental and cultural education, funded by the Australian Government and NSW Reconstruction Authority.
Come witness the incredible community achievements in landscape restoration, natural resource education, cultural connection and strategic flood resilience action.

11am – 4pm – Lismore Regional Gallery

Drop in anytime; the exhibition takes approximately one hour to view.
If you have any questions regarding this event please email cfc@northcoastlandcare.org.au

Presented by North Coast Regional Landcare Network with support from the Australian Government through the Emergency Response Fund, administered by NSW Reconstruction Authority’s Northern Rivers Recovery and Resilience Program 2022-23. 

 

Our Partners

Richmond RiverFest has been made possible by the incredible collaboration of numerous organisations, demonstrating a strong, united commitment to restoring the health of the Richmond River catchment. The Richmond Riverkeeper is proud to partner with the following organisations: Ballina Shire Council, NSW Government, Jagun Alliance, Lismore City Council, Northern Rivers Healing Hub, OzFish Unlimited; Border Ranges Richmond Valley Landcare Network, BushFruits Landcare, Wilsons River Landcare, Richmond Landcare Inc., Wardell Core, Namabunda Farm, Southern Cross University, Revive the Northern Rivers, Rous County Council, Richmond Valley Council, Living Lab Northern Rivers, Positive Change for Marine Life, and the newly formed Brunswick Riverkeepers.

The lands and waterways of the Richmond Catchment and beyond, are the unceded territories of the peoples of the Bundjalung and Githabul Nations. We pay our respects to their Ancestors, who cared for Country since time began, and to all communities of the Bundjalung and Githabul Nations, to all Traditional Custodians, who continue to speak and care for their Country and Water.
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