One Tree Matters

At our El Arish site, 8 months after planting, and a massive wet season, the birds are already moving in!

Our volunteers are busy planting a Miyawaki forest.
We love using this technique for quick results and future seed banks.

Volunteers planting at our El Arish site. At this site we have used three different types of planting.. Firstly we augured holes to plant out the border, then we had a tractor rip lines, (you can see them in the photo). And lastly we have planted two Miyawakis.
The wet season has

Another reason we love planting trees!
We recently stumbled across an Australian Scrub Python having a sleep in one of our revegetation sites. This snake is commonly considered arboreal or tree-dwelling, making it one of the world's largest and longest arboreal species of snakes

The Endangered Spectacled Flying-Fox is one of reasons we are so dedicated to regenerating our native forests.
Spectacled Flying-foxes are forest dwellers and rainforests are their preferred habitat. They prefer to roost in the middle and upper canopy strata in the full sun. Colonies

It was February Community Revegetisation Day on Saturday and we celebrated with a Tree Nation planting event. We planted this quarter's trees and then the rain watered them all in with over 100mm.

Thank you citizens for supporting our Monash Street project at El Arish.

Keep

Keep on planting World Forest Builders.
Best wishes for 2024.
One Tree Matters.
Tree Nation.

Ian, Forest Builder, is ready to get your trees planted...

Be the change with us today.

Tree Nation.

More forest is coming...
Keep on planting...
Tree Nation.

November Community Revegetisation Day Crew.
Help us to keep on planting...
Contribute today and let's get this grass converted to Forest.

One Tree Matters.
Tree Nation.

Keep on Planting World Forest Builders.
Here is our forest at Gurrbum Nature Reserve that was planted almost 12 months ago.

Help us get more trees planted today and revegetate this critical corridor for the endangered Southern Cassowary.



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More forest is coming!!!
The creek bank was brushcut further today at North of the Tully. We had previously planted here 3 years ago but there were several large floods and vigorous weed growth had tried to reclaim the site.
Trees were liberated however and now more trees are coming.
More

AND.... we're ready to make more forests. The 2nd creek at North of the Tully has had the weeds brushcut and the water level has been found!
Add your trees around the edge today...

Keep on planting World Forest Builders.
One Tree Matters.
Tree Nation.



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The main waterway at North of the Tully is nearly all clear of the choked up exotic grasses and weeds.
When the rain comes in a couple of months this will be home to hundreds of aquatic Forest Friends.
Contribute today so we can get more trees planted along the edge so the water

Weed mat is down and holes cut through ready for the auger to drill the holes. Now all we need to do is get the trees planted.

Keep on planting World Forest Builders.
One Tree Matters.
Tree Nation.


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