For updates to this project please Visit the Tomboye Landcare site
Wildlife corridors provide a pathway for native species to move through the environment without coming to points where human development restricts their movement. A common example is the small bird species which are dependent on thick undergrowth to hide from eagles and hawks as well as foxes. Small birds avoid crossing between stands of shrubs if they are too far apart.
A “Trees on farm” grant application has been submitted in co-operation with one of our neighbors to plant trees and shrubs along a shared boundary. We are patiently awaiting notice.
If we are successful in out bid for this grant we are going to need helpers to plant thousands of seedlings. If you would like to be informed of planting events please use our “contact us” form with your contact details.
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We won a partial grant and hope to plant at least 500 trees. A detailed evaluation and advice is underway. we hope to plant both late sprint and early Autumn next year.
The Early Autumn plantings may also be combined with a weekend get together where the public can join in.
For Further updates on the Wildlife corridor visit http://www.tomboye.net/landcare/