September 4, 2012

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Meredith Police Paddock Reserve, Victoria.

TREES PLANTED

“Hello Colleen, We had a very successful and enjoyable planting session last Sunday, with 14 people coming along, including children. The Meredith volunteers’ group planted the 330 trees along the delightful Coolebarghurk Creek. The involvement of Fifteen Trees has meant that we could extend significantly what was originally planned for this year at the  Reserve”. Hedley Thompson. Ballarat Environment Network (BEN) Coordinator.

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Planting by the Coolebarghurk Creek.

 Janette Etherington from A Plus Apprentice and Trainee Services in Northcote, has once again supported our rural communities and environment by purchasing the 330 trees for Meredith. A Plus has now helped plant 1125 trees over the past 3 years.  A massive amount of support. Thank you Janette for your commitment to our native environment. Please let me know if you’d like to come out to visit your trees in Meredith. Would be a nice day trip!

Slainte – Colleen

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