Our group is based in a rural area, but some members work and have hobby farms. We have worked for over 30 years now to try and maintain our natural environment with some large projects along the Supply River. We are currently working to rehabilitate a piece of remnant bushland in Exeter. In conjunction with West Tamar Council, we are also building tracks to allow more access to the community. We like to involve the local community and schools where we can, and we are always looking to link with other groups in our area. We maintain out Bandicoot Garden in Exeter and are just starting a native plant nursery. We have regular working bees, so get touch using the contact info below if you would like to join us.
Working Bee at Paper Beach: 1st Sunday of every month 3-5pm October-March, 2-4pm April-September. Changes with daylight savings changeover.
Please contact Jayne Shapter or attend an event advertised on our Facebook page. Everyone is welcome.
Jayne Shapter
0447 944 377
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