Willow Warriors recognised for Work by voluneers in the Hawkesbury Nepean & Sydney Harbour

Willow Warriors volunteers were recognised for the work done in the Hawkesbury Nepean and Syndey Harbour with a Highly Commended Certificate in the Inovative Community Group category, given out at the Hawkesbury Nepean & Sydney Catchments Landcare forum on Saturday 4 May 2013. The Award for the inovative community group was given to the Bushcare Major Day Out organisation. Other awrds went to:

Coastcare Award: Macmasters Beach SLSC (2nd year in a row)

Individual Landcarer Award: Eric Hurn (Roslyn Landcare Group)

Innovative Young Landcare Leader: Zhan Patterson (HEN & Alive! project)

Indigenous Land Management Award: Kane Moreton (Derrubin Land Council Bushcare)

Junior Landcare Team Award: Colo High School

Innovation in Sustainable Farm Practices Award: Soil Health Network

Draft Hawkesbury-Nepean Catchment Action Plan- Now online.

The Draft Hawkesbury Nepean Catchment Action Plan 2013-2023 is now available for comment at http://www.hn.cma.nsw.gov.au or http://hn-cap-chat.com.au.

Willows out of Our Rivers

Maintaining Our Hawkesbury Restoration

Sydney Harbour Conservation Kayaking

Nepean River Conservation Kayaking

2009-01-26 Wingecarribee River - Freeway Bridge to Birchalls Lane Treating & follow up

Activity treating willows along the Wingecarribee River between the freeway bridge to Birchalls Lane on January 26, 2009, doing follow up on five previous treatments and treating two previously untreated willows. We also cleared the dead willows away from the top of the second drop and the narrow section below the second drop.

Participants: Lyn Parker, Basil slaughter, Markus Bisping, Antje Bisping & Jeff Cottrell

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