Narrogin, WA
Wiilman Noongar Country
As part of our strategy to engage and support communities across the country to take practical action to restore their local environment, we have been partnering with Activate Tree Planting (ATP). ATP is a volunteer-based organisation that hosts family-friendly tree planting parties across the WA Wheatbelt. They create unique events that combine music, art and local culture, connecting rural and urban communities and repairing degraded agricultural land.
In 2021 we funded 40,000 native seedlings for ATP’s planting event in Narrogin. These seedlings were hand-planted by more than 150 volunteers across a farm property close to the Arthur River Lake system. The owner of the property is a local farmer who is concerned about the impact extensive clearing has had on the land. The aim of the planting is to restore the health of the land and to create ecological corridors that connect to the remnant bushland areas adjacent to the property.
In 2022, we funded a further 56,000 salt-tolerant seedlings which were planted in creek buffer areas and valley flats on the same property.
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Volunteers
Seedlings Funded
Species
Project Overview
- Planting Type: Community
- Region: Wheatbelt, WA
- Planted: 2021 and 2022
- Size: ~31 hectares
- Seedling Funded: 40,000 (2021), 56,000 (2022)
- Community Partner: Activate Tree Planting
- ERF Registered: No
- Legal Permanence: N/A
Project Gallery
Species Planted
• hardwood tree
• frost-tolerant
• salt tolerant
• drought tolerant
• attracts native birds
• nitrogen converter
• fast maturing tree
• utilised for canopy cover
• endemic to Australia
• fire-adapted germination
• salt-tolerant
• angiosperm
• increase biodiversity
• provide understorey and canopy cover
