Tweed Regional Gallery

The Gallery has made a huge difference to me. The collection is remarkable. I find the exhibitions to be extraordinary. However, most importantly, it has been a vehicle for making friendships with a wonderful community of creators and supporters of culture. I might be writing my story here, but the region’s stories are in the Gallery. These stories shine a light on our diverse and caring community.

Small grant - HUGE IMPACT!

Last year, Raven Place Farm and We Forest Earth were lucky enough to receive a Sustainable at grant from Tweed Shire Council. This grant gave us the opportunity to plant 550 plants into our revegetation zone, along with supporting us on expanding our project using our innovative technique of organic bush regeneration - Mycoregen. Mycoregen is an innovative approach where we use endemic strains of mycelium to phase out woody weeds. Without this small grant, there is no way we could have created this impact to improve our local vegetation, phase out woody weeds without the need for toxic chemicals…

Support from the council with the Sustainable Agriculture Grant helping us regenerate Raven Place

Thanks to the support of the council’s Sustainable Agriculture Grant, we’ve begun vital work regenerating the creek bed of Clothiers Creek, which runs through our property. This funding is helping us combat erosion and restore biodiversity by removing invasive woody weeds like Camphor Laurel organically, using mycelium. Rather than wasting the felled tree, we’re transforming it into a living resource — turning it into a source of food and medicine. This innovative approach and with the money received from Grant allowed us to purchase 600 native trees that we’ve planted. The organic regen method gives the natives time and space…

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Tweed Administrator 10 months ago

Thank you for sharing your story. We will pass onto the team they will be delighted to hear this feedback.

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