Reflecting back on our operational year (1 July – 30 June) each year is always a busy and astounding time. It is only when the full picture of things like sites covered, volunteer hours contributed, and events held, start to come together that we fully comprehend what a wealth of habitat restoration effort this community has been putting in.
This year has been exceptional with over 8,000 volunteer hours contributed to weed control mahi by volunteer groups and landowners, and by the trust to support the team and that mahi. Locals know they can call on our expertise and assistance at any time. And continuing to advocate for major projects on our large significant reserves is having a huge impact on the health and biodiversity of local forest ecosystems.
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