Get the low down
on the Basin Plan and how it could save the Murray
The Basin Plan is a once-in-a-generation opportunity to turn things around for our over stretched rivers, but it can be a little hard to get your head around. Definitely not light bedtime reading.
The best way to find out what it could mean for the Australia’s food bowl, the Coorong, our river red gums and having a healthy Murray 20 years down the track is to come along to Environment Victoria’s Basin Plan Low Down evening.
You’ll hear from Healthy Rivers Campaigner Juliet Le Feuvre, on what’s in the draft plan and what it means. You’ll also hear from fellow campaigner Domenica Settle on how you can have a say on it. At this stage it’s looking pretty bleak, but if enough people speak up we could turn it around, into a plan which looks after the lifeblood of our country, the Mighty Murray, for future generations.
There’ll be drinks, nibbles and lots of time for questions.
WHEN:
Tuesday, 6 December, from 6 – 7:30 pm, followed by drinks and snacks
WHERE:
Ground floor meeting room, 60L Green Building, 60 Leicester St Carlton (not so far from Melbourne Central Station)
RSVP:
OK, so you don't have to RSVP.
But if you do, you got a better chance
of us not running out food and drink!
EMAIL:
admin@environmentvictoria.org.au
or call
9341 8165
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