Tag Archives: bush revegetation

Bush Gardening

Posted on October 3, 2016 by milly1108

Recently we were happy to invite a garden club to visit Moggill Haven so we could share the way that we have planted natives extensively and also how we have been co-operating with nature so that native plants are regenerating all … Continue reading →

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Elsa Koala visits Moggill

Posted on July 4, 2013 by milly1108

On 22nd June the Land For Wildlife program (run by Brisbane City Council) hosted a breakfast at our place to to promote a deeper knowledge of koalas and to showcase our bush revegetation efforts. 30 or more people attended on a … Continue reading →

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Tag Archives: bush revegetation

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Elsa Koala visits Moggill

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