Willow Management - A Strategy for the Upper Murrumbidgee Catchment

From the foreword to the Strategy by Drew English:

There is a strong history of willow management in the upper Murrumbidgee — many of the accepted strategies and techniques began or have been tested in the region. An early ‘Willow Warrior’ in this region, Kurt Cremer, spent much of his later life observing, mapping and developing some of the management techniques that are included in this strategy.

The work that Kurt began personally has been carried on by the Upper Murrumbidgee Catchment Coordinating Committee — documented and extended by the development of a formal position, successful application for funding, and the appointment of two project officers during the life of the project to date.  Tom Nilsen began the role and Douglas Kerruish has completed the writing of this strategy.

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Healthy landscapes and resilient communities in the Upper Murrumbidgee Catchment through managing its natural resources on a sustainable basis.

UMCCC Field trip to Gudgenby bush regeneration area

Date: 
Wednesday, 10 March, 2010 - 09:30 - 17:00

UMCCC invites members and guests to enjoy a day in Namadgi National Park visiting an area of former pine plantation which has been revegetated and maintained for many years by the Gudgenby Bush Regeneration Group (GBRG). UMCCC will be joined by members of the GBRG and ACT Parks, Conservation and Lands staff, who will provide insights on the work done since the pines were removed.

A bus will be provided and UMCCC will cater for the day.

Pickup/Drop-off Point: Kambah Village Shops, cnr Drakeford Drive and Marconi Cr, Kambah.

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