November 15, 2013

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Tankard Swamp, Vic.

TREES PLANTED

Dear DDDDD –>Dear Colleen, The trees have been planted on the Hepburn/Ralton property as a native corridor between a stand of old growth trees and Tankard Swamp. It is wonderful to be able to connect these 2 native sites with some vegetation. The site was well prepared by our team – all this spring rain has been very welcomed and will give the trees a great start in life. Thank you for your contribution. Judy Crocker Facilitator Mid-Loddon Sub-Catchment Management Group Gregs latest Pics 704The trees (50) Judy and her team planted at Tankard Swamp (near Bendigo) was made possible by the generous donation of Simon and Susan Mulqueen of Bendigo Funerals. The Mulqueens have been long time supporters of Fifteen Trees and to date have help plant 100’s of trees. The couple plant a tree for every funeral service as a community kindness. Slainte – Colleen

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