Tamworth Regional Landscape Association's AGM Highlights: A Night of Insight and Continuity

A notable highlight of the event was Professor Martin Toms' captivating presentation on landscape resilience, sparking thoughtful discussions among the engaged audience.

TRLA extends sincere gratitude to Professor Martin Toms for his enlightening presentation and acknowledges the outgoing committee for their dedication and hard work.

In a spirit of continuity, TRLA warmly welcomes back the incumbent executive office bearers for 2024. President Wayne Chaffey, Vice President George MacDonald, Treasurer Stephanie Cameron, and Secretary Nell Chaffey all continue their roles, providing stability and experienced leadership. The committee also includes the valuable contributions of Lyn Allen, Jean Cody, Heather Rancloud, John Simpson, Nicki Chirlian, Auralie Quade, and Fiona Kelly. Stephanie Cameron retains her position as the Public Officer.

While recognizing the achievements of the past year, the AGM set the stage for an exciting future under the continued guidance of the incumbent committee. TRLA looks forward to their ongoing efforts in advancing the association's mission and ensuring a resilient landscape for the Tamworth region.

As TRLA continues to thrive, the association expresses gratitude to all who attended the AGM, contributing to the success of this memorable evening and reaffirming their commitment to the region's landscape and community.



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