Land use and regeneration in the Mornington Peninsula
Increase land managed regeneratively through incentives and training
Establish a Regenerative Agriculture Community of Practice and Certification Schemes
Develop regenerative leasing and cooperative land sharing
Drive stakeholder education and adoption
Partner with aboriginal associations to increase traditional land management
Facilitate planning scheme amendments for local produce sales
Themes and Local Areas
Primary Theme:
Soil Health
Other Themes:
Water Supply and Use, Waterways, Groundwater, Native Vegetation, Native Animals, Land Use, Sustainable Agriculture, Marine Environments, Traditional Owners and Aboriginal Victorians, Communities, Climate Change
Representative organisations (including the Shire, industry groups, Regenerative Agriculture practitioners, philanthropists) as well as from external organisation and agencies such as education, traditional owners and Aboriginal Victorians, State / Federal Government, community banks and funding bodies
Registered Aboriginal Party/s relevant to the project or its area:
Bunurong Land Council Aboriginal Corporation
Investment opportunities
Opportunities for investors within this project start from:
$$$ (Hundreds of thousands of dollars)
Estimated scale of investment for full project implementation:
$$$ (Hundreds of thousands of dollars)
Estimated timeframe for full project implementation:
2-10 years
Contribution toward targets
Primary Regional Catchment Strategy target:
Land Use – Sufficient extent and quality of native vegetation and agriculture is retained, including in the Green Wedges, to support healthy ecosystems and agricultural industries
Relevant Biodiversity 2037 goal:
–
Relevant National Landcare Program priority:
Agriculture systems – Projects that support industries, farmers and fishers to adopt new management practices that help them to adjust to weather and/or climate variability
