Christine Heinonen MAIH has completed a Diploma in Conservation & Land Management at the UQ Gatton Campus as well as Certificate IV in Horticulture at the Bremer Institute of TAFE while studying under her mentor Kate Heffernan. Currently studying once again at TAFE in Certificate IV in Training, Assessment and Education (TAEIV). Christine owns and runs her own business Baralga Environmental Services which specializes in natural area revegetation, environmental consultancy, plant identification, native plants and accredited training.
Christine's passion and enthusiasm has been shared over the past 4 years through training students in Conservation & Land Management and Horticulture through Greening Australia (QLD) and more recently the National Green Jobs Corps program.
AIH Sponsor:
Agrifood Skills Australia
AgriFood Skills Australia is the Industry Skills Council for the agriculture, food processing, meat, seafood and racing industries. Its role is to support and give leadership to the development, implementation and continuous improvement of quality, nationally recognised training products and services, including training packages.
LANDSCAPES, TOURISM and Health: people, plants and Places
Presented ByThe Australian Institute of Horticulture presents a seminar exploring current issues for tourism and the Australian landscape.
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The Australian Institute of Horticulture supports ISHS, AusHS and NZIHS.
Please visit download the official brochure here or visit www.ihc2014.org for more information.
