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Dieback Decoded: Information and Management for Landholders Webinar

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Dieback Decoded: Information and Management for Landholders Webinar

Worried about the health of bushland, trees or native vegetation on your property?

Join Bruno Rikli, Scientist and Director of Bark Environmental, for the ‘Dieback Decoded – Information and Management for Landholders’ Webinar.

Drawing on years of southwest experience helping landholders understand and manage Phytophthora Dieback, Bruno will explain how to identify risks, recognise symptoms, and implement practical management tactics to help protect your property.

Whether you’re caring for a small bush block or a large rural property, you’ll gain valuable insights into managing Dieback and safeguarding the health of your local environment.

Tuesday 18 August, 5pm – 6pm

Online Webinar – Link will be sent following registration

This project is supported by the Australian Government through funding from the Climate-Smart Agriculture Program under the Natural Heritage Trust.

Date
August 18, 2026
Time
5pm
Location
Online

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