Approved 20 Million Trees Grants Round Three Projects to begin in the 2017/2018 financial year No. of Grants Total Trees App ID Project Title Project Description Applicant Name State (GST Incl.) (above 2m mature) Albany Biodiversity Urban Corridor Project is a key objective of the City of Albany's Urban Tree Strategy, which aims to identify, create, conserve and enhance urban and peri urban environments for greater flora and fauna connectivity. Western Ringtail Possums require dense jarrah, marri, Sheoak, and peppermint tree corridors, which allow them to travel between pockets of urban Biodiversity Urban remnant vegetation. Lake Seppings is a key corridor that supports 20MTR3-16 City of Albany $96,500 50,000 WA Corridors Project possums to travel between Mt Clarence and Emu Point habitats. With the support of South Coast NRM and local Albany Bushcare groups, this project will assist in revegetation works as well as supporting extensive community consultation to ensure the successful implementation and long term viability. This will achieve sustainable revegetation and complement ongoing conservation efforts for Lake Seppings.
Approved 20 Million Trees Grants Round Three Projects to begin in the 2017/2018 financial year App ID Project Title Project Description Applicant Name Grants Total (GST Incl.) No. of Trees (above 2m mature) State 20MTR3-16 Biodiversity Urban Corridors Project Albany Biodiversity Urban Corridor Project is a key objective of the City of Albany's Urban Tree Strategy, which aims to identify, conserve and enhance urban and peri urban environments for greater flora and fauna connectivity. Western Ringtail Possums require dense jarrah, marri, Sheoak, and peppermint tree corridors, which allow them to travel between pockets of urban remnant vegetation. Lake Seppings is a key corridor that supports possums to travel between Mt Clarence and Emu Point habitats. With the support of South Coast NRM and local Albany Bushcare groups, this project will assist in revegetation works as well as supporting extensive community consultation to ensure the successful implementation and long term viability. This will achieve sustainable revegetation and complement ongoing conservation efforts for Lake Seppings. City of Albany $96,500 50,000 WA create,
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