August 9, 2016

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Kings Cars Trees at Ross Creek

TREES PLANTED

Peter King and his team at Kings Cars continue to assist community groups and their tree planting projects.

This time round, 225 trees were distributed to Trevor Barnett and his Landcare Group at Ross Creek. The project at the nature reserve aims to rehabilitate the land and introduce native flora and fauna back into the area.DSCN0058
 Damascus College students helped us plant out the trees at the Ross Creek Reserve. In spite of the grim weather they did their work with great enthusiasm. Thank you Fifteen Trees and Kings Cars for allowing us to continue with this on-going project at Ross Creek.Trevor Barnett | Ross Creek Landcare Coordinator
Fifteen Trees plants 15 trees for every new Citroen and Mitsubishi ASX sold at his Ballarat dealership. To date, we have planted 4860 trees on the behalf of Peter’s customers. A forest no less. New-Kings-CMYK Slànte – Colleen

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