Talking Saltmarsh

A regional forum for saltmarsh conservation

Whats it all about?

In 2013, Subtropical and Temperate Coastal
Saltmarsh was recognized as a nationally
threatened ecological community. This
upper tidal zone supports a wide range of
ecosystem services under the toughest of
conditions, with high levels of salt and
exposure impacting the ecosystem.
SEQ Catchments invites you to be part of a
regional conversation that will bring together
stakeholders that have an interest in the
management of this ecosystem and to build
our collective understanding of threats,
projects and opportunities for saltmarsh
conservation.
SEQ Catchments is focusing on this
saltmarsh
community as a Matter of
National Environmental Significance through
funding from the Australian Governments
National Landcare Programme.

When: Tuesday November 3rd

8.30am - 1.00pm
Where: Banyo Devils NRL Club,
Bora Ring, Childs Road
Nudgee
Who should attend?
Stakeholders with an interest in the
management
of
Saltmarsh
including
Traditional Owners, government agency and
community group representatives, scientists,
citizen scientists, politicians, fishers, natural
area managers, and students.
Please RSVP with dietary requirements by
Friday 30th October to:
Bree Pinner
BPinner@seqcatchments.com.au
0437 645 127

This forum is supported by SEQ Catchments, through funding from the

Australian Governments National Landcare Programme.

Morning tea and lunch provided