Refreshing Rivers at Holbrook Landcare's Ag-Tech Expo

Holbrook Landcare Network (HLN) are hosting their first Ag-Tech Expo at Little Billabong and Peter will be at the HLN stand to answer any questions you have around the role that eDNA plays in measuring and monitoring biodiversity in the creeks and rivers on your property, and how this can add valuable data to your Natural Capital Accounts.

Peter will also be able to give you updates about the Refreshing The Upper Billabong part of the Refreshing Rivers project.

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April 29, 2025

Weaving in the Wetlands

Join us for a truly special, hands-on workshop where culture, creativity, and community come together. Learn traditional weaving techniques from talented local artists and First Nations educators –all while immersed in the beauty of nature.

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April 4, 2025

Roots of Renewal: Restoring Billabong Creek

Through the efforts of YACTAC, Yarkuwa, the Refreshing Rivers program, and Kolety-Werkul Rangers, native plants are now taking root in and around the waterway, blending cultural knowledge, local collaboration, and environmental care to create a healthier, more vibrant creek for future generations

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April 4, 2025

Catfish Comeback at the Billabong

In early April, the Billabong Creek at Conargo came alive with community-led restoration efforts as part of the Refreshing Rivers program. YACTAC, Jeithi Jerilderie Aboriginal Group and Yarkuwa, joined by local groups and schools, released over 1,000 native eel-tailed catfish

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The Refreshing Rivers Program is a collaboration between government, industry, research, and community organisations, led by Local Land Services. This Program has been assisted by the New South Wales Government through its Environmental Trust.

The Refreshing Rivers Program works on Country that always was and always will be Aboriginal land. We acknowledge the Traditional Custodians of the land and waters, and we pay respect to Elders past, present and emerging.

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