
INDYNR.COM
Take a walk through your local landscape. Be a giant and look down on the big map of Kyogle LGA.
Sometimes the best way to understand your community is to stand right in the middle of it.
Walk-on Big Maps help communities explore the local landscapes, understand flood and bushfire risks, and spark conversations about preparedness, resilience and the environment around them.
People can walk across the maps at the hall to see how rivers, floodplains and local areas connect, and to learn about where they live.
The maps measure 15 metres by 10 metres.
The NSW Reconstruction Authority is hosting a Big Map of Kyogle walk at the Bonalbo & District Memorial Hall tomorrow, Tuesday, November 10, 5pm-6pm.
Government agencies, councils, community groups and educational institutions can borrow the maps.
They’re for community engagement, educational events, preparedness initiatives and research, and only for non-profit use.
The contact is NC.Region@reconstruction.nsw.gov.au
