December 7, 2021

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Nurturing nature.

Care for land and sea go hand in hand. All interacts and all is of the same beneficial ecosystem. Skretting, a global leader in nutritional solutions and services for aquaculture, based in Tasmania, know this to be true and have been planting trees with us since 2013. In 2021, they helped us plant out 90 native trees in Wynyard and have planted an impressive 9,028 trees to date.

TREES PLANTED

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Care for land and sea go hand in hand. All interacts and all is of the same beneficial ecosystem. Skretting, a global leader in nutritional solutions and services for aquaculture, based in Tasmania, know this to be true and have been planting trees with us since 2013. In 2021, they helped us plant out 90 native trees in Wynyard and have planted an impressive 9,028 trees to date.

 

 

Skretting are all about optimum nutritional value, sustainable production and economic performance for the aquaculture industry. With 90 staff, the company expanded to two sites this year, despite a global pandemic and now operate out of northern Tasmania in Westbury, along with southern Tas (near the Hobart airport).

 

tree planting
Caring for our oceans and caring for our land go hand in hand

 

Trees planted out, will compliment a large patch of the Apple Isle we have been populating with indigenous trees in the Wynyard region, where the Tommeginer tribe of Table Cape are Traditional Owners.

 

“We welcomed six young people from Hellyer College who arrived to help us plant out our trees which were supplied from Oldina Nursery, our local indigenous nursery.

Supervisor, Lewis Jaffray took charge and soon had the group organised to dig, plant and place protective guards. The area planted covered approximately an acre.

The planting had a four-fold purpose:

  • Regenerating native forest, with the purpose of re-establishing the native forest that existed before farming activities,
  • A haven for birds and wildlife,
  • Soil stabilization,
  • Environmental biodiversity improvement.

Thank you to everyone who assisted in this revegetation project.”

Geoff Robertson | Co-ordinator | Wynyard LandCare

 

 

tree planting
Trees are the earth’s lungs.

 

 

If you are interested in how your business and Fifteen Trees could work together, contact us at <[email protected]> and ask for a no obligation proposal or check out our COMPANY page for more info.

 

Writer

Lou Ridsdale is a big fan of words and has been our Comms Manager since 2019.

 

She is a big-minded green thumb, Earth Lover, big-hearted nature freak plus a savvy media and horticulture expert, who passionately believe that everyone is capable of leading a more nourishing and sustainable life. Her passion for education + communication being the most empowering tool for change is reflected in her setting up her own digital/comms agency Hey Hoe Let’s Grow Socials. She also founded Food Is Free Inc. a unique grassroots food security platform specialising in food security education. She fell in love with trees after reading The Magic Faraway Tree as a child.

 

You can find Lou here

 

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