A warm invitation to all land managers, land owners, farmers and community members in Tasmania to come and learn about protecting and maintaining High Conservation Value Areas in the North-West of Tasmania (HCVA's)*.

If you are interested in how natural capital supports biodiversity, climate resilience, water quality, farm productivity as well as national and international biodiversity targets, then come and learn about ways to protect these special areas and support for their maintenance.

This event brings together Landcare Tasmania, the Private Land Conservation Program, Tasmanian Land Conservancy, Conservation Landholders Tasmania, and Lydon O'Neill from Healthy Country Services with land managers across Tasmania to support and strengthen the network of people caring for High Conservation Value Areas (HCVAs).

*HCVA includes areas with threatened species & vegetation, healthy intact vegetation, riparian areas, wetlands and vegetation linkages within the landscape. This event is for people caring for both covenanted and non-covenanted high conservation value areas.

Event Details:

When: Saturday 18th July 10-2pm

Where: Forth Community Hall, 680 Forth Road

🌱 What the day looks like

• Hear from Landcare Tasmania, the Private Land Conservation Program, the Tasmanian Land Conservancy, Lydon O'Neil from Healthy Country Services and Conservation Landholders Tasmania, and learn their distinct roles and services offered 
• Feel inspired and motivated by your role in contributing to the global 30×30 target
• Strengthened your knowledge, confidence, and skills for establishing and maintaining High Conservation Value Areas
• Gain a clearer understanding of available support and funding opportunities
• Form connections with other landholders and organisations working in this space 

Lunch and snacks provided. Please register via the link at the top of this page.

🌱 What this event aims to achieve

• Feel more supported, connected, and confident in managing High Conservation Value Areas
• Be better equipped and more likely to participate in and actively manage HCVAs
• Be part of a stronger, more connected network of landholders and partner organisations
• Have clearer pathways to ongoing involvement with Conservation Landholders Tasmania
  

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This event is designed not just to inform, but to build a lasting support network and momentum for conservation on private land across Tasmania.