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Shelterbelt TLC project Midlands needs credit to Pierre Defourny — Trees Grow Resilience: Integrating trees into farm plans to improve resilience to drought

Thule — Supporting drought and climate resilience in Aboriginal farm enterprises

Mildlands 1 — A drought resilient agricultural landscape in the Midlands

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This program received funding from the Australian Government’s Future Drought Fund.

The Australian Government is contributing $12.4 million over 4 years through the Future Drought Fund under various grants. Hub partners and the University of Tasmania will provide co-contributions of an amount at least equal to the Australian Government funding over the same period.

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We acknowledge the Tasmanian Aboriginal people, the traditional custodians of the land upon which we live and work. We honour their enduring culture and knowledges as vital to the self-determination, wellbeing and resilience of their communities.

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Trees Grow Resilience: Integrating trees into farm plans to improve resilience to drought

Supporting drought and climate resilience in Aboriginal farm enterprises

A drought resilient agricultural landscape in the Midlands