Grow hope. Share ideas. Be inspired.
Join us outdoors for an engaging evening of conversation about restoring the Coorong, Lower Lakes and Murray Mouth through the power of community, science and First Nations knowledge. Hear from inspiring local speakers, practitioners and Traditional Custodians as they share stories, practical insights and real-world solutions for creating healthier, more resilient landscapes.
The CLLMM Research Centre welcomes the opportunity to contribute to Nature Festival by sharing a story of collaboration, restoration and optimism.
Our event is not simply about revegetation. It is about people.
It is about communities choosing to work together.
It is about valuing local knowledge alongside scientific research.
It is about creating partnerships that strengthen both ecosystems and the people connected to them.
Most importantly, it is about demonstrating that meaningful responses to climate change begin at the local level, where shared knowledge, trust and collective action can create lasting environmental and social change.
We believe this session reflects the spirit of SEED by showcasing how collaboration, innovation and community leadership can inspire practical action for healthier landscapes and more resilient futures.
Whether you’re passionate about nature, climate action or community, you’ll leave with fresh ideas, new connections and hope for the future.
