integrating forestry into an urban context

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integrating forestry into an urban context

New postby aldo on Tue 22 Sep, 2009 9:24 am

I'd like to link up with any others who want to integrate forestry into an urban context.
A project I'm involved with is the Hustlers Reef Recreation Reserve(HRRR), North Bendigo. Over the last 5 years I've been part of a group of locals which successfully lobbied the council to support our vision of the Reserve dedicated to multi-use passive recreation. During that time, we carried out community working bees to remove woody weeds & plant box-ironbark species in a section of the Reserve.Bendigo's extensive historic mining reserves (crown land) are predominantly neglected & weed infested.
These areas have the potential to involve local community to restore box-ironbark forest. This produces many benefits for the community and the environment, such as aesthetic & biodiversity enhancement, community engagement & well-being, environmental & historical awareness, fire risk reduction (by replacing a thick weedy shrub layer with open forest)...
HRRR could be used as a model to guide the development of other urban forests.
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How To Choose Wedding Dresses Fabrics

New postby weddingdresses123 on Tue 03 Aug, 2010 11:36 pm

How To Choose Wedding Dresses Fabrics

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New postby enldbiz on Wed 04 Aug, 2010 10:55 pm

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