One Tree Matters

One Tree Matters

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We are building forests in the Wet Tropics of North Queensland, Australia. In particular we are connecting habitat and creating corridors for the endangered Southern Cassowary and Mahogany Glider. With your help we can save these species. Brettacorp Inc. has also built the first 10 Miyawaki Forests in Australia and we look forward to building many more with your support. Since 2015 we have planted over 100,000 native trees across 40 acres.

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Students&Volunteers
6 mises à jour
avril 2024

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

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05 avr. 2024
février 2024

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

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06 févr. 2024
décembre 2023

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

04 déc. 2023
novembre 2023

Today we had visitors from Zurich, Switzerland, check out our Monash Street project.
They had a great look around and were inspired to keep on planting...

One Tree Matters.
Tree Nation.

11 nov. 2023

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.

05 nov. 2023
juillet 2022

July Community Revegetation Day was a great success this morning. A team from the Gold Coast was visiting Tropical North Queensland and decided to plant all our Tree-Nation inventory today at Mena Creek Reserve with us and our regular Forest Builders.

The rain held off and the

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02 juil. 2022
Friends of Usambara Society · 9 juillet 2022

Great work, keep it up