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Beef + Lamb New Zealand Catchment Community Projects: North Otago

In this video, we meet the North Otago Sustainable Land Management Group (NOSLAM) that covers three catchments spanning 89,000ha – Kakanui, Awamoko and Waiareka. It involves over 160 farmers and other community, government, NGO and iwi stakeholders.

Hear about the value catchment community groups can add to our environment and our businesses, whatever the industry, as well as the benefits to farmers and non-farmers.

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For more information on catchment groups, visit https://beeflambnz.com/catchments

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