October 25, 2012

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Tree Planting at Meredith, Victoria.

TREES PLANTED

Seventy trees were planted at Meredith last month due to the fantastic support of a number of individuals and companies. Huge thank yous to – Federal Member for Ballarat Catherine King (15 trees), Andrew Grant from Golden Nugget Discovery Tours (15 trees), Ballarat Renewable Energy and Zero Emissions (30 trees), Julie Morris (4 trees bought as a birthday gift by friend Ineke Humphrys) and Green Day Marketing (6 trees). The trees were planted by BEN (Ballarat Environment Network) along with a host of volunteers.

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Meredith Police Reserve – complete with guard dog.
Hi Colleen, Thank you once again to the fantastic supporters of Fifteen Trees. In future years, as the trees grow, the massive infestations of hemlock (poisonous weed) and phalaris (a virulent pasture grass) will give way to beautiful, fringing swamp gums and flowering bursaria bushes (great for the birds in both cases), along with other natives. Hedley Thomson (BEN) Slainte – Colleen[/fusion_builder_column][/fusion_builder_row][/fusion_builder_container]

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