Join West Hume Landcare for a walk and talk at Judy & Roger Frankenberg’s property, followed by morning tea. Hear about how they have created a biodiversity hotspot at “Warrangee”. Our other speakers include:

· Lou Bull, Squirrel Glider LAMP project who will discuss the importance of shelterbelts for
Squirrel Gliders

· Ben Humphries, BirdLife Australia who will lead a bird walk and talk and share tips and tricks on how to encourage and support bird diversity on farms

· Dr Mark Stillman our new District Vet from Murray Local Land Services, who will be on hand to discuss the biosecurity benefits of shelterbelts

· Dr Mason Crane, NSW Biodiversity Conservation Trust who will share his knowledge on how to
enhance the biodiversity value of shelterbelts.

What to bring: Sturdy shoes, hat, drink bottle, binoculars

RSVP: to Kathie Le Busque by 15 March on kathiewesthume@gmail.com

Please note: attendees should be fully vaccinated against COVID-19 or have a medical exemption. Please don’t attend if you are unwell. We encourage you to socially distance and wear a mask when you are unable to do so.

 Attendees will be eligible to participate in our Stock Proof Tree Guard project!