It’s free and easy to register for the Landcare Webinar Series. You only need to register once and Landcare Australia will contact you with information about the upcoming webinars and when they are available for you to watch online. You can watch the webinars via the Landcarer platform and ask the speakers questions, or you can watch on YouTube via the Landcare Australia website.
When you register, Landcare Australia will send you the links on the day of the webinar. Coming up on the Landcare Webinar Series in the next few months are webinars on the following topics:
Landcare Smart Farm - Natural Capital Accounting Project | 10th June at 12pm – 1pm
- Facilitator: Mick Taylor, Landcare Farming Program Manager at Landcare Australia
- Speaker(s): Jim Radford, Principle Research Fellow at the Research Centre for Future Landscapes
- Description: The Farm-Scale Natural Capital Accounting project is funded through the Australian Government’s Smart Farming Partnership scheme involving 10 partners. The project aims to reveal and emphasise the benefits of natural capital for agricultural production. In this talk, Jim Radford and Mick Taylor will discuss the importance of this project, and how it will help us farm more sustainably.
Natural resource management – from traditional methods to modern innovation | 24th June at 12pm – 1pm
- Facilitator: James Walsh, Head of Landcare Services for Landcare Australia
- Speaker(s): Tein McDonald, Bureau of Meteorology | Amy Lepinay, Sunbirds Aero
- Description: Coming up in this webinar is a fascinating discussion with Tein who will provide a history of the bush regeneration movement in Sydney. Amy will introduce how technology has impacted our resource management methodology by using drones for weed spotting.
The Power of Landcare Partnerships | 29 July at 12pm - 1pm AEST
- Facilitator: Xuela Sledge, Greater Sydney Landcare Network
- Speaker(s): Henrietta Mooney, Hunter Region Landcare Network | Nicole Maher, Murrumbidgee Landcare
- Description: In this discussion, Nicole and Henrietta will speak to Xuela about how their networks coordinate and build strong relationships within and across landcare communities and government bodies.