August 3, 2014
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Newhaven College, Phillip Island (Vic)
TREES PLANTED
A successful planting day was held at Newhaven College at Phillip Island on Friday 25th July (National Schools Tree Day). In attendance with staff and students, were Gill Hardman and Garry Cox from G. J. Gardner Homes Bass Coast. Gill and Garry generously paid for the trees (240) planted on the school grounds.
Helping with the co-ordination was Lisa Wangman from Phillip Island Landcare. Thank you Lisa for finding such a great home for the trees.
Over Victoria and Tasmania, GJG are helping to plant over 5400 trees across 20 locations. A massive commitment to our native environment.
Slainte – Colleen
Over Victoria and Tasmania, GJG are helping to plant over 5400 trees across 20 locations. A massive commitment to our native environment.
Slainte – Colleen RECENT TREE PLANTINGS
2250 TREES PLANTED
September 12, 2024
‘This project will restore an endangered ecosystem in a region that has lost 87% of its natural forest. This planting will effectively double the habitat for these koalas, giving them a lifeline’. Koala Clancy Foundation
Victoria
510 TREES PLANTED
September 10, 2024
Essence Food for the Soul is where ‘beautiful meals and feel good food is made’. Located on the Morning Peninsula, Essence combine passion for all things delicious to create meals that are truly nourishment for the soul.
1,500 TREES PLANTED
September 10, 2024
‘We feel very grateful, thankful and quite overwhelmed when we think about the contributions of all of the people involved. The project would not have happened without the support from sponsors of Fifteen Trees and such sterling efforts from Landcare and all the volunteers’. Kinglake Landcare.
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