A healthy river and healthy landscapes means healthy tourism Tony Sharley, GM, Destination Riverland.

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A healthy river and healthy landscapes means healthy tourism Tony Sharley, GM, Destination Riverland

The value of a healthy river Tourism important driver of economy SA Tourism Plan 2020 potential - $8.0bn Riverland Tourism Plan 2020 potential - $216m – up from $142m today

The Planning Framework A healthy Murray River underpins regional tourism value and growth. The Basin Plan provides tourism industry with confidence to invest

The Current Situation

Future Growth Deloitte 2014 – tourism in the fantastic 5 growth industries = economic diversification DR targets the experience seeker 3 most sought after experiences are – Authentic food, wine and nature

Experiences are enhanced by stories Aborigines have lived on the Murray River for 40,000 years – connected to its food cycles Evidence of their connection to the river is everywhere

Stories enhance the experience Pastoralism and paddle-steamers grew up together. Chowilla Station was 150 yo in The historic Port of Morgan boasted 2 brothels and a morgue in 1880.

Stories enhance the experience The Overland Corner Hotel was built in Today it offers a connection to the past with local food and wine, walks and a ghost

Stories enhance the experience The Riverland is the birthplace of houseboat tourism. Ian Showell launched the first Liba Liba houseboat in There are 100 Riverland houseboats for hire.

Stories enhance the experience The Riverland is the birthplace of irrigation in Australia….and today it’s the most efficient. The Riverland produces 60% of SA wine grapes, 80% SA citrus, 80% SA almonds

Part of the Story The Landcare Link 1996 Landcare Conference – Riverland & Mallee Challenges – wetland management, irrigation salinity and training, soil erosion, feral animals, species extinction, native foods, revegetation, leadership and group behaviour PLAYERS – PIRSA, DEHAA, MDBC, Landcare groups, LAPs, Soil Boards, Irrigation Boards, CARE, Councils.

The New Story The Landcare Link 2015 – Water Stewardship, Basin Plan, Precision Irrigation, Wetland Watering, Private landcare champions, Ramsar Sites, Climate change adaptation, Minimum till, Organic horticulture, Niche crops – capers, dates, Murray Cod. PLAYERS – Industry Orgs, businesses, Birds Australia, Banrock Station, ALT, NRM Board, MSFP, LAPs, Councils, Landcare, SADEWNR, MDBA, CEWH, ALT, NFSA, CHASA….collaboration

The Potential Story The Riverland Landcare Link 2036 Worlds No1 Ecologically Sustainable Food Source, Most trusted food source, integrated Landcare, 100% organic food/wine production, endangered species stabilisation, climate adaptive & resilient, collaboration across food/wine/nature/tourism industries. Carbon sequestration growing. Authentic food, wine, nature experiences all with a Landcare Link – and demonstration of care. Plans to assist – Annual Marketing Plan, TRA/SATC Reports, Riverland Visitor Surveys

The Potential Story The Landcare Link 2036 – Powerful brand - Riverland embraces Landcare Link. Tourism Industry 20% of GRP up from 12% in Landcare Link a trusted marketing brand.

Who will share the Landcare Link ? Every visitor will demand it and value it. Every business will become an ambassador Trail guides, National Parks HQ, Food markets, Product packages/labels, websites etc, VICs Landcare Link will be the new ??????????

Take home messages ? Tourism is all about experiences in regions Food, wine and nature are highly prized experiences Combining regional food, wine and nature is smart Stories enhance the experience, create pride Build Landcare stories into the tourism experience Think about the Landcare Link! 2036?

A healthy river and healthy landscapes means healthy tourism Tony Sharley, GM, Destination Riverland