We had a delightful group of 15 students from The Gnurad-Gundidj Campus at Glenormiston arrive to help with tree planting. With recent rain the Hopkins Falls is an impressive display of ‘nature at is best’. After short demonstration of tree planting we split into groups around the site at Hopkins Falls and students did some preparation with weeding, spreading mulch and then the planting native trees and grasses. I would like to thank Bianca, Toby & all students, for productive day and also very big thank-you to Fifteen Trees & Birdwood for providing trees also thanks to Richard Hodgens from Moyne Shire for helping on day and providing equipment for students. Jane O’Beirne | Secretary | Hopkins Falls Landcare GroupThank you Jack for your beautiful craft. I look forward to summer days in the orchard entertaining, and your platter being in the centre of everything and everyone!. Sláinte – Colleen
Restoring Australian ecosystems. Supporting communities with their revegetation projects for a greener and healthier planet.
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