Wonthaggi Big Plant To Take Place Next Saturday!You can make a difference! By Carol McCormack - 30th July 2002 - Back to News What: Wonthaggi Big Plant. 10,000 indigenous plants will be planted.
Why: To improve the environment and landscape as well as providing habitat for native fauna.
When: Sunday 4 August from 10am
Where: Wonthaggi Wetlands, South Dudley Road
Who: Everyone is welcome. Members of more than 35 community groups will be attending. The Rotary Club of Wonthaggi will provide a BBQ for everyone involved in the planting.
How: For more details contact Geoff Trease on 5671 2211 or Beth Banks on 5672 2082.
Source: www.gippsland.com Published by: news@gippsland.com
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