August 15, 2013
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Tree planting on the Marlston Coast, WA.
TREES PLANTED
Hi Colleen, we had an excellent day planting trees with our local primary school and G.J. Gardner Homes Bunbury. We planted all 200 seedlings and afterwards we did a marine debris cleanup of the beach. It was a very successful morning and cheers to you for this great program. Chris Gibbs, Coastal Facilitator. Bunbury, WA
G. J. Gardner Homes in South Australia and Western Australia have joined the Fifteen Trees program (15 trees planted for every new home). This equates to 1300 trees to be planted this winter/spring in WA (Esperance, Bunbury and Perth) and SA (Renmark and Naracoorte).
Thank you G.J. Gardner Homes for your generous support for our native environment and our local communities.
The first plantings have taken place in Bunbury, where Silvana Garwood and Austin Ietto from the Victoria St office joined with the Grade 4 kids from St Mary’s PS to plant out 200 trees on the Marlston coast.
That leaves another 1100 to be planted – stay tuned.
Slainte – Colleen
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