Condobolin Weed and Pest This project will engage the community to reduce the spread Environment Condobolin and --- $22,000.00 District Landcare Management Program - and impact of African boxthorn, a Weed of National Management Targeting African Boxthorn Significance, in the riparian areas of Condobolin as the Committee boxthorn is displacing the native vegetation and providing a breeding ground for invasive pest animals. This project supports the National African Boxthorn Strategic Plan and the regional Catchment Action Plan. Tweed River - Murwillumbah This project will protect, restore and improve natural assets Environment Earth Learning Inc --- $12,000.00 Riverbank Restoration Walk along a 150 metre stretch of the Tweed River Embankment at and Open-air Gallery McIlrath Park. Community planting of local subtropical lowland rainforest plants to protect riparian zone & engage community in ecological education and restoration to improve riverbank stability, ecosystem function, habitat connectivity, internationally significant species and ecological communities. This will help to create an open-air gallery that involves local youth in valuing rare and endemic local species of Flora and Fauna significant to Australia’s Green Cauldron and Gondwana Rainforests.
Environment Condobolin and District Landcare Management Committee --- Condobolin Weed and Pest Management Program - Targeting African Boxthorn This project will engage the community to reduce the spread and impact of African boxthorn, a Weed of National Significance, in the riparian areas of Condobolin as the boxthorn is displacing the native vegetation and providing a breeding ground for invasive pest animals. This project supports the National African Boxthorn Strategic Plan and the regional Catchment Action Plan. $22,000.00 Environment Earth Learning Inc --- Tweed River - Murwillumbah Riverbank Restoration Walk and Open-air Gallery This project will protect, restore and improve natural assets along a 150 metre stretch of the Tweed River Embankment at McIlrath Park. Community planting of local subtropical lowland rainforest plants to protect riparian zone & engage community in ecological education and restoration to improve riverbank stability, ecosystem function, habitat connectivity, internationally significant species and ecological communities. This will help to create an open-air gallery that involves local youth in valuing rare and endemic local species of Flora and Fauna significant to Australia’s Green Cauldron and Gondwana Rainforests. $12,000.00
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