Wheatbelt NRM will be running a mini webinar series exploring Farm Water Management best practice in the Wheatbelt as part of our Collaborative Catchment Approach to Wheatbelt Regenerative Agricultural Practices project The mini webinar series will run between the 15th and 17th of July on Zoom, commencing at 11am and running for approximately thirty minutes to an hour. Please click on the links provided below to join each Zoom session. Our speaker line up includes: 15th of July - Nik Callow, University of Western Australia, New tools and options for non potable farm water planning in the Wheatbelt. 16th of July - Richard George, Department of Primary Industries and Regional Development, Does optimising farm water management assist salinity control? 17th of July - Warren Pensini, Blackwood Valley Beef, Landscape rehydration at Paraway

Queensland landholders play a critical role in safeguarding species, sequestering carbon, and maintaining healthy landscapes – whilst also contributing to state and national conservation goals. Despite delivering these public benefits, many private landholders miss out on land tax exemptions that other landholders enjoy: Queensland is the only state in Australia that still levies land tax on land protected with a Nature Refuge. Join our free webinar to hear from policy experts and conservation leaders about how a simple policy change could boost Nature Refuge uptake and deliver stronger outcomes for Queensland’s special biodiversity.