Venue: Bonaparte Room at Novotel Darwin Airport
This workshop focuses on Sandy Creek, Rapid Creek and Ludmilla Creek.
Landcare NT is hosting a hydrology and erosion control workshop delivered by the Mulloon Institute, focused on caring for local waterways and understanding how water moves through our landscapes.
This workshop brings people together to explore hydrology and erosion issues affecting the creeks, including catchment hydrological conditions, sedimentation and erosion. The session will share practical concepts for addressing these challenges, supporting improved water quality and the creek’s natural function.
Across the session, participants can expect:
🔹an introduction to hydrology and how water, nutrients and energy move through landscapes
🔹discussion of erosion, sedimentation and water quality in an urban Top End context
🔹site visits to local creek sites to look at on-ground conditions, talk through what is happening, and discuss what is working and where there is opportunity
🔹back at the venue, we will share findings and walk through the recommendations of the report
🔹Q&A and group discussion
A hands-on day for anyone interested in strengthening the resilience of our local landscapes.
You may also like the following events from Landcare NT:
- Next Wednesday, 4th February, 08:00 am, Hydrology & Erosion Control Workshop — Palmerston in Palmerston City
- Next Thursday, 5th February, 04:00 pm, Our Creeks, Our Stories – Palmerston in Palmerston City
- Next Saturday, 7th February, 09:30 am, Our Creeks, Our Stories – Casuarina in Darwin
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