Science in the Pub to Explore River Restoration and Flood Resilience
Science in the Pub to Explore River Restoration and Flood ResilienceResidents across the Northern Rivers will have the opportunity to learn how river rehabilitation is helping restore local waterways while. . .
Science in the Pub to Explore River Restoration and Flood ResilienceResidents across the Northern Rivers will have the opportunity to learn how river rehabilitation is helping restore local waterways while improving flood resilience during an upcomingScience in the Pubcommunity event in South Lismore. Hosted by Richmond Landcare Inc, the evening will bring together local scientists, environmental specialists and project coordinators to explain the science behind river restoration and showcase projects currently transforming waterways throughout the region. The event will be held onThursday, July 16, atTwo Mates Brewingin South Lismore, providing an informal setting where community members can hear directly from experts and ask questions about the health of local rivers and future environmental initiatives. Presentations will begin at 6pm following music on arrival from 5pm, with speakers discussing how rehabilitation works are improving water quality, restoring habitats for native wildlife and strengthening the natural resilience of rivers during flood events. Organisers say healthy waterways provide significant environmental, economic and social benefits for the Northern Rivers, while carefully planned restoration projects can also help reduce some flood impacts by improving the natural function of river systems. The evening aims to make scientific information accessible to everyone, with short presentations followed by an interactive question-and-answer session encouraging audience participation. Richmond Landcare says the event is designed to help residents better understand the important work taking place across the region and demonstrate how community involvement can contribute to healthier waterways into the future. Attendees will learn about current river rehabilitation projects, the environmental benefits they are delivering and practical ways local communities can support ongoing restoration efforts. The relaxed atmosphere will include live music, an outdoor fire pit and opportunities for residents to meet others with an interest in environmental conservation and flood resilience. Light refreshments are included in the ticket price, while meals and beverages will be available for purchase throughout the evening. The event will run from5pm until 9pmatTwo Mates Brewing, 7 Engine Street, South Lismore, with tickets priced at$5. Organisers encourage those planning to attend to register in advance to assist with catering and seating arrangements. The evening promises to combine science, community discussion and practical environmental knowledge, offering residents an opportunity to better understand how restoring rivers today can help create healthier waterways and more resilient communities for the future. Bookings can be made through the Humanitix event page.