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Join leading experts and local land managers for an engaging workshop exploring practical solutions for managing peat at Eight Mile Creek in the Limestone Coast to protect it from acid sulphate soil development.
Hear from Chris Auricht (Auricht Projects) and Professor Robert Fitzpatrick (Adelaide University) as they share findings from their investigations into potential management approaches and facilitate discussion on what these strategies could mean for the future of these unique ecosystems.
This interactive session is an opportunity to:
- Gain early insight into a draft guide of management strategies for peat soils
- Explore the benefits, challenges and real-world practicality of different management options
- Contribute your perspectives and experiences to the conversation
- Connect with fellow landholders, natural resource managers and industry professionals.
Whether you're directly involved in land management or interested in the future of the Limestone Coast's peat landscapes, this workshop offers valuable knowledge, practical discussion and the chance to help shape future management approaches.
Morning tea provided. We look forward to seeing you there.
This project is supported by funding from the Landscape Priorities Fund, which is funded through landscape levies collected by Green Adelaide and redistributed to South Australia's regional landscape boards.
