Rehydrate Australia - Australian First Screening

Join us on a powerful journey across Australia following farmers who are restoring broken landscapes through Natural Sequence Farming

Join us for an Australian first screening of "Rehydrate Australia". Don't miss out on this exclusive opportunity to be one of the first to see this incredible film, showcasing natural sequence farming work inspired by pioneer Peter Andrews. This magnificent film documentary does an extraordinary job in following a mission through three generations of the Andrews family, and graduates of their Tarwyn Park Training courses across Australia, restoring landscapes at scale, storing water in soil, cooling the climate and building biodiversity .

From the outback to the coast, Australia's farmers are rising up. Facing devastating droughts, catastrophic fires, and destructive floods, they've discovered a solution that works with nature rather than against it. Rehydrate Australia travels from Queensland to Tasmania, meeting the champions of Natural Sequence Farming who are slowing the flow, restoring water cycles, and proving that landscape rehydration isn't a dream - it's a reality. This is their story. This is our future.

Secure your seat now and join us for this incredible screening, followed by a Q & A session with Stuart Andrews and the team at Tarwyn Park Training.

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This screening is funded by Empowering Adaptive Graziers in the Burnett Mary, delivered by The Burnett Mary Regional Group, part of the $6 million Grazing Practice Change Program, funded through the Queensland Government’s Queensland Reef Water Quality Program.