When - Thursday 26th November 12md -1.30pm
Where - Online via Zoom
Register via Humanitix
What happens when a new weed appears, and how can we act before it becomes a major problem?
Join Landcare Victoria for our upcoming webinar, Emerging Weeds: Recognising threats, taking action, where we'll explore how early detection, community involvement and coordinated action can make a real difference in preventing emerging weeds from becoming widespread.
Emerging Weeds: Recognising threats, taking action
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Free webinar | Online via Zoom
👉 Register now via Humanitix
Through two inspiring case studies, we'll explore how local communities have taken action against emerging weed threats:
Inkweed on King Island:
Discover how community engagement, quick action and funding have supported a coordinated response to a rapidly spreading weed.
Sea spurge – from local concern to national recognition:
Hear how the determination of Beth Ripper, an East Gippsland Landcare volunteer, helped bring sea spurge to national attention and secure its recognition as a National Established Weed Priority.
We'll also be joined by Hillary Cherry from NSW National Parks and Wildlife Service, who will explore the National Established Weed Priorities (NEWP) process and how it can create opportunities for recognising emerging weed threats, encouraging action and strengthening national coordination.
Whether you're a landcare volunteer or professional, this webinar will provide valuable insights into how local action can lead to broader change.
Don't miss this opportunity to learn, connect and be inspired!
We look forward to seeing you there!