Fire, floods & regeneration – what nature teaches us about resilience
Bradd Baldock from Parks Victoria has spent decades responding to extreme weather events. From fighting fires to managing biodiversity recovery, he brings a powerful perspective: that while we can’t control big weather, we can choose how we prepare, respond & adapt.
He shares how nature itself bounces back – and how First Nations knowledge, local action & healthy ecosystems all play a role in building resilience for the future.
Whether you live in the Mallee or want to better understand our role in looking after country, Bradd’s reflections are thoughtful, grounded & full of insight. Well worth a watch.
Not too late to join the conversation at these free Community Gatherings ON THIS WEEK – all are welcome to come along, with refreshments provided:
📍 WEDNESDAY 11 June, 5.30pm – 7pm
The Alfred Deakin Centre, 190 Deakin Avenue Mildura
RSVP for Mildura via: https://events.humanitix.com/mildura
📍 THURSDAY 12 June, 10am – 11.30am
The Red Cliffs Civic Centre, 10 Jamieson Avenue, Red Cliffs
RSVP for Red Cliffs via: https://events.humanitix.com/maca-red-cliffs
Can’t make it? Tell us What You Reckon HERE
Find out more: https://makeachange.org.au/mildura/ or www.makeachange.org.au
If you’d like to bring an initiative like this to your community, get in touch with the Make a Change team via: [email protected] or 0483 104 361
