Muddy boots, wild weather, and good company - just how we like it!
Activity From The Monarto to Tungkillo Biodiversity Links Project
The Second Nature crew braved four seasons in one day earlier this week for a planting day at Kinchina Conservation Park.
With rain falling and spirits high, we planted 1,000 native seedlings, including threatened species like Olearia pannosa and Acacia menzelii, helping to restore this special site and boost local biodiversity.
Highlights from the day included being supervised by a very watchful Hooded Robin and it was especially heartening to spot some thriving Monarto Mintbush (Prostanthera eurybioides) from last year’s efforts - proof that small actions really do grow into something great.
It was also a rare treat to have both our office and field teams working side by side with volunteers in the bush. A huge shout-out to Stuart and Andre from DEW for their support on the day - and an even bigger thank you to our amazing Community Nursery volunteers for growing the seedlings we planted.
The planting site at Kinchina
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The Second Nature works crew and DEW staff
This project is supported by the Murraylands and Riverland Landscape Board through funding from the landscape levies.
