News Flash
Wednesday 15th May 2013 |
Vote for us now!
Time is running out to support Tamborine Mountain Landcare in the Healthy Waterways People's Choice Award, with voting closing at 5pm Monday 20 May 2013. As a 2013 Healthy Waterways Awards finalist in the Community Award, we are eligible to win the People's Choice Award worth $1,000.
When you vote for us you go in the draw to win a $200 Coles Myer Gift Voucher. Healthy Waterways will announce a voucher winner each week on their facebook page until voting closes.
The winners of the Healthy Waterways Awards will be announced at the Healthy Waterways Awards Gala on 31 May 2013.
Vote now and spread the word to support our work on the mountain!
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Join us in Celebrating Ten Years of TM Landcare 25-26 May!
Saturday 25th: Monster Book Sale at the Piccabeen Bookshop, 9a.m.-4p.m. Hundreds of books will be on sale from $1.00.
Sunday 26th: Trolley bus tour of selected regeneration sites. The bus leaves from Geissmann Oval at 9a.m., returning by 12 noon for a small ceremony and BBQ lunch.
To reserve your seat and join us for lunch please RSVP Judy on 5545 2052 / 0429 808 206.
Please note that the sites will be open to the public if they wish to walk through by themselves. These are:
- three Contour Road Reserves, starting at Areca Ct
- Ohia Court, on the corner of Ohia Ct and Long Rd
- Yougman Family Park: walk down from the Information Centre on Main Western Rd
- John Dickson Conservation Park, on Freemont Drive.
Follow the pink ribbons along the paths. |
Free Trees for TM Landcare
The Kelloggs Be Natural program is working with Landcare Australia to provide 10,000 trees to restore and revegetate important environmental sites across the country.
In Queensland only one Landcare group has been singled out - ours! We will be given 500 trees to plant this year in our Corridors sites to increase biodiversity.
Be Natural supported TM Landcare in 2010 to roll out the Cedar Creek Corridor Enhancement project which also involved local school students participating in a range of natural resource management activities.
We're grateful that our valuable work on the mountain has been recognised in this practical way. |