Current Project
2018
Milton Ulladulla Subtropical Rainforest Revival
The Milton Ulladulla Subtropical Rainforest Revival project has been developed to enhance the conservation of the Milton Ulladulla Subtropical Rainforest endangered ecological community. This rainforest represents one of the southernmost expressions of subtropical rainforest in eastern Australia and is restricted to the volcanic soils of the Milton area.
The project will undertake actions that target key threats to the rainforest such as domestic stock damage, edge effects, fragmentation and weed invasion. The project will do this through partnering with local landholders and the local community, local businesses, Milton Rural Landcare, NSW Office of Environment and Heritage, NSW Local Land Services (SE), NSW National Parks and Wildlife Service and Shoalhaven City Council.
Milton Rural Landcare is proud to be a part of this project in the coming years.
As part of the project Milton Public School, to coincide with this year's
National Tree Day, planted rainforest species adjacent to the school.
It was blue skies with much enthusiasm that kick started this project in late July.
Members of Milton Rural Landcare demonstrating planting techniques Second Stage of the project at Robert Miller's Farm, Milton
Dr David Bain explaining the ins and outs of planting and staking to planters from Conservations Volunteers Australia and Local Land Council. Planting commenced after much needed rain finally fell in September.
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Dr David Bain demonstrating tree guard placement |
Past Projects
2017 Carle property Conjola additional planting in salt-marsh with Shoalhaven Landcare and MRL
2016 Bland property revegetation Little Forest with local landholder, Shoalhaven Landcare and MRL
2016 Bland property revegetation Little Forest with local landholder, Shoalhaven Landcare and MRL
2015 Blue Gum Flats weed and revegetation with National Parks & Wildlife Service and MRL
2014 Meroo National Park weed and revegetation with NP&WS and MRL
