With the project winding up, the last few months have been very busy indeed. Volunteers, tractors, planting, fencing – all happening under Steve’s watchful project-coordination eye. And if you don’t believe all the rhetoric about steep hills – take a look below.
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- Richardson site before planting, looking towards Tallarook Ranges, 3 sisters on the left.
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- Volunteers planting an eroded watercourse at the Grady/Adshead site.
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- Richardson site looking towards the north-west along the ridge top.
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- The Franklyn Scholar “Certificate III in Environment Studies” group helping with planting- Richardson site.
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- Richardson’s site looking towards the north-west along the ridge
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- Rick Wheeler, Vice-president of King Parrot Creek Environment Group and proprietor of RAW Plants, Flowerdale, planting ‘his’ seedlings on the Richardson site.
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- Rick planting a corridor to the ridge top at the Richardson site.
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- The steel post is vertical!
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- One-year-old Large-leaf Bush-pea planted into rip-lines without guards.
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- Looking east along the O’Grady/Adshead ridge.
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- National Tree Day with Landcarers and corporate groups Panachocolate and 15trees.
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- Peter Richardson is amazed where some people take their tractors!
Strath Creek Biodiversity Project 