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Margie Fitzpatrick's family has been on the land since the early-mid 1800s. The property near Collector NSW has been severly affected by erosion but with years of care it's returning to health.
The journey has been made possible with the support from a deep network of people bringing skills and commitment. Rivers of Carbon were there to celebrate years of work at Australind.
Interview by Rod
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