Crimson Construction have established themselves as a ‘trusted partner in building dreams in Northern Tasmania’. And in turn, via partnering with us, they will now be building dreams for the native flora and fauna on the beautiful island of Lutruwita This incredible gesture will not only establish native tree corridors whilst preserving existing ones but also provide innumerable benefit and for the whole local ecosystem to enjoy and thrive from.This small but very dedicated company, build homes and other dwellings, which aren’t yawn-worthy, cookie-cutter, run-of-the-mill constructions. Not at all! They have their own inspired spin on construction, helping you create whatever vision you have. Whether it is building a home from scratch, or renovations to your existing home, Crimson Construction’s unique approach to home building is well respected and appreciated by their many clients on the rugged and beautiful North-Western coastline of Tasmania.

Milford, Tasmania/Lutruwita | 50 trees | 2025

The trees were planted at Milford, TAS on the traditional lands of the Tyerrernotepanner People who lived in the vicinity of Campbelltown. The tribe of 60–80 people, followed a seasonal cycle of foraging in North Oyster Bay in winter, conducting kangaroo hunts around Campbell Town in spring, and collecting and trading ochre in the Western Tiers in the summer months.

We are very grateful for the financial support provided by Fifteen Trees and their sponsors this year, it assisted us with planting 500 trees in a very cold windswept area of our property. This planting will make life much more pleasant for wildlife and humans too – thank you.

Jan Hamilton | Member | Land Conservatory TAS

On a sunny but cold morning in spring, nine (9) people attended the planting day. Volunteers were comprised of family, friends and neighbours who worked in teams of 2 allowing people to interact more deeply over the course of the morning. One attendee was a young man who was recovering from a succession of five surgeries. This planting day was his first day outside gathering community. The plants were a mixture of wattles (Silver, Black, Midlands, Blackwood), eucalypts (Swamp Gum, Swamp Gum, Black Swamp Gum, White Gum), sheoaks, banksias, bottlebrushes, hakeas (Beaked, Tiny Devil), paperbarks and tea trees.

The native environment will be enhanced by the recreation of the endemic vegetation, which over time will provide habitat for native birds, bugs, reptiles and mammals, these trees will also provide shelter from the chilling NW winds of Midland Tasmania. Some of the wildlife who call this area home include quolls, devils, possums, Forester Kangaroos, potoroos, wallaby, snakes, sea eagles, wedge-tailed eagles, and a host of native birds such as Black swans, hawks, kookaburra, cockatoos, rosellas, wattle birds and honey eaters.

Crimson Construction pride themselves on providing a personalised, supportive, and tailored experience for each client, and as the cherry on top – they deliver high-quality construction. Dedicated to exceptional craftsmanship and customer satisfaction, Crimson Construction is one of the many companies on our books who have supported our native tree planting projects, of which we are very grateful.

If you would like to know more about sponsoring community tree planting projects and how we can assist you in becoming a more sustainable business, please contact Colleen at <[email protected]>.

Writer – Lou Ridsdale

Lou a green thumb, Earth Lover, big-hearted nature freak, plus a savvy media and horticulture expert, who passionately believe that everyone can lead a more nourishing and sustainable life. Lou founded Food Is Free Inc., a unique grassroots food security platform specialising in food security education. You can find Lou here.