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Join our Koala Community Planting this school holidays

23 March 2018
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Enjoy a morning in the great outdoors and help plant 2000 native plants along the Eprapah Creek corridor in Victoria Point on Sunday 8 April.

Redland City Mayor Karen Williams said the planting was a chance to get the family out and active during the school holidays while improving wildlife habitat in the Redlands.

“As part of Council’s commitment to a healthy, natural environment, we are working to plant one million native plants in the Redlands, strengthening our city’s strong environmental character and providing homes to our local wildlife,” Cr Williams said.

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“I invite locals and residents from throughout the city to come along to help widen the Eprapah Creek wildlife corridor.

“There will be kids’ activities, a sausage sizzle and a free native plant for participants to take home.”

Koala Community Planting

Volunteers should wear enclosed shoes, sun-smart clothing and bring their own drinking water. Plants and all other equipment including gloves, sunscreen, gardening tools and insect repellent will be provided by Council.

Koala Community Planting – Event details

When:             9 – 11am, Sunday 8 April

Where:            Eprapah Creek Corridor, Liriope Place, Victoria Point

Bring:             Enclosed shoes, sun protection and drinking water

We supply:    Plants, tools, sunscreen, insect repellent and gardening gloves.

For more information, contact IndigiScapes on 3824 8611, visit www.indigiscapes.com.au or www.facebook.com/indigiscapes

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