Our aim is not only to protect and improve the habitat for existing animal species including aquatic life in Witton Creek, but also to re-establish viable communities of some of the animals which are no longer found in the area.
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Our aim is not only to protect and improve the habitat for existing animal species including aquatic life in Witton Creek, but also to re-establish viable communities of some of the animals which are no longer found in the area.
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 | We want to regenerate healthy plant communities by removing all pest weeds and by planting native trees, shrubs, grasses etc. appropriate to the particular environmental zones of
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Our bushcare group consists entirely of volunteers and, since its formation in July 2000, member numbers have grown substantially. Habitat We hope to further widen the circle of neighbourhood involvement and to increase the local environmental awareness and responsibility. |
Tom McHugh from Habitat Brisbane West addresses the group
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Fun and FellowshipBeing a member of the Moore Park Bushcare Group also means to have fun and fellowship. We meet neighbours, make new friends, learn about the environment and our local area. We look forward to our working bees as well as the BBQs in our park.
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| 80th BirthdayWhen our very active Doreen turned eighty years young, we all gathered at
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 | Farewell BBQDes shows us where his work assignment will take him for the next two years. Look after yourself, Des. We can’t wait to see you back here. |
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