September 14, 2016

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Viatek plants trees at Flowerdale.

TREES PLANTED

The Viatek Group is a services-based organisation, offering tailored business solutions in print, telephony and all aspects of IT. Established in 1984, Viatek is Australian owned and operated. Managing director Peter Bull has been a supporter of Fifteen Trees for the past 3 years. This year he has generously added to his tree portfolio with another 330 trees for community groups.Peter and the team understand that “being green is not just a potential competitive business advantage, it is also a good way to reduce costs and create more streamlined business processes”.   Viatek_Logo_LowRes This year, Fifteen Trees planted Viatek trees at Kinglake, Victoria. After the 2009 fires, landcare groups in this district have been working hard to regenerate this beautiful part of central Victoria. dsc_0478
 Viatek trees were planted at Flowerdale by a couple who lost their homes in the 2009 fire and then rebuilt on a farm block. Three hundred and thirty indigenous tree seedlings were planted. They are all very happy and enjoying the rain. The couple were lucky to have some beautiful old trees to plant around.Steve Joblin | Flowerdale Landcare Coordinator 
Thank you Peter for your continued support and for enabling community groups such as Landcare to revegetate, thus encouraging native animals back into the area.Slàinte,Colleen

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