This Master Class is a two-day intensive training program for people wanting to lead positive change on community engagement in invasive species management. Led by recognised international and national community engagement specialists, it aims to build the capacity and confidence of volunteers and professionals who work with and for the community. The Master Class differs from traditional community engagement training courses, with its highly interactive approach designed to help participants discover their own strategies for more effective engagement, and work collaboratively to share ideas.

When: 12 – 13 September 2018
Where: Macedon, Victoria

Who can apply: the Master Class is open to community members and professionals who are interested in leading and facilitating better community engagement on invasive species management issues. Applications are welcome from individuals involved with community or farming groups, Landcare, Catchment Management Authorities, government agencies or other non-government and for-profit organisations with responsibilities in land or invasive species management.

Applications close: 5pm Monday 6 August 2018

For more information: including application form and FAQs go to weedsandrabbits.com/master-class/

Lauren Hull
Project Officer – Established Invasive Species | Biosecurity and Agriculture Services
Department of Economic Development, Jobs, Transport and Resources
15 Hume and Hovell Rd, Seymour, Victoria 3660
T: 03 5735 4342 | M: 0472 876 695
lauren.hull@ecodev.vic.gov.au
agriculture.vic.gov.au