Are you passionate about native birds and interested in learning practical tips on managing feral pigs on your property?
Join us for an engaging, hands-on workshop, brought to you by Central West Local Land Services in partnership with Little River Landcare, Central Tablelands Local Land Services, and Birdlife Australia. Gain valuable insights into bird conservation and effective feral pig control!
Beaks: Jayden Gunn from Birdlife Australia will deliver an informative session on the iconic Glossy Black Cockatoo, covering key identification features, habitat needs, and feed tree preferences.
Bristles: Kyle Hanns, Biosecurity Officer from Central Tablelands Local Land Services, will provide an update on local feral pig management, discuss pig ecology, and share tips to help you launch a successful pig control program on your property.
Bushland: We’ll wrap up with a guided bushwalk to explore the Glossy Black Cockatoo's habitat and perhaps even spot a few feathered friends in the wild!
What to Bring: Please wear a hat, sturdy boots, and suitable clothing for bushwalking. Bring along a water bottle and binoculars for the birdwatching walk.
Morning tea and lunch will be provided.
Date and Time: Friday, 22 November 2024 | 9:00 am – 2:00 pm
Location: Gumble Hall, 1786 Norah Creek Road, Gumble
RSVP: For catering purposes, please RSVP by 21 November 2024.
For More Information: Rebecca Mooy
0458 467 220
rebecca.mooy@lls.nsw.gov.au
Coordinator: Phoebe Gulliver
Phone: 0401 376 209
This event is part of the Making Inland Glossies Great Again project, supported by the NSW Government's Environment Trust and delivered by Local Land Services and project partners Little River Landcare and BirdLife Australia.