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Planting Day 5th September - update

  • 4 hours ago
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With nearly 25mm (1 inch) of rain overnight, the ground was very wet, with plenty of water flowing into and out of the wetland area. Fortunately, the afternoon was brighter and dry, although a brisk wind made conditions a little uncomfortable.


Our four volunteers planted more than 30 native trees around the wetland, with further planting planned over the coming weeks.


As we finished planting, we were rewarded with a beautiful rainbow stretching across the south-eastern sky—a fitting end to a productive afternoon.


Planting native trees around the wetland, 5th September 2026
Planting native trees around the wetland, 5th September 2026
Some of the new trees with their protective guards and a rainbow! 5th September 2026
Some of the new trees with their protective guards and a rainbow! 5th September 2026

 
 
 

2 Comments


BarbH
2 hours ago

WOW! What a beautiful end to your day!! 30 trees!! Well done team!!

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Alison
2 hours ago

Such an amazing effort!!

Well done

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