Reconnecting with key contributors to improved catchment environment - part 3

This project will collect data from a further 20 key sites in the Condamine catchment to track condition trends and inform investment decisions while supporting young people to develop new skills and experience. These skills will be applied to assessing improved condition of project sites and supporting these successes with additional plantings and weeding around establishing seedlings. This project benefits young participants through building skills, confidence and a regional network of contacts that may lead to longer term employment outcomes. Re-engaged landholders from previous initiatives will gain recognition of the work done to improve the condition of significant sites and connecting with the youth of the region in a positive way.