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Flood Creek rehabilitation

11 Nov, 2009 10:00 AM
Around 30 people turned up to help with the planting of native trees, shrubs and groundcovers on the new crossing at Flood Creek on Sunday. Coordinated by Braidwood Urban Landcare Group (BULG) as part of ongoing rehabilitation works along the urban sections of Flood Creek which will eventually be part of a wider program of access for public recreation in the area.
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Children enjoyed the day when more than 3oo plants of various species were planted at Flood Creek.
Children enjoyed the day when more than 3oo plants of various species were planted at Flood Creek.

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