Jenny Biddy from J.J. Kell and Son Funeral Directors, St Arnaud is supporting our native environment by sponsoring the planting of 40 trees.
In Donald, the trees were planted at the site of the Donald Field & Game Club. These trees filled the gaps around the native reserve, which in turn provides a pleasant surrounds for monthly meetings. Thank you to Liz Russell for coordinating the planting of these trees and to President Robert Adams for getting the members out there planting.
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Huge thank you to Jenny and John Kell for not only supplying the trees but also putting in the necessary funds for tree guards. This is the second year, that Jenny and John have supported Fifteen Trees. Last year, their trees went to St Arnaud Primary School and Donald Primary School.
Slainte – Colleen
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Protection comes naturally to the staff at Australasian Protective Services, so it synchs perfectly with their drive to also protect habitat, humans and the planet via Fifteen Trees native tree planting projects.
‘We wanted to honour our teams’ invaluable contributions and growth with a gift that reflects a positive impact for our beautiful country. Trees planted in their name symbolises to us the strength, resilience, and growth team members have shown during their time with us’. Health Nest
We cannot do without trees nor bees. Ana and Sven from Amber Drop Honey, recognise that we are all interconnected, and that there is no future in taking without giving back.
