Wilmot Willows Busted
Our group started from the local canoe club who were finding the willows in our local rivers a problem for paddling, safety and accessing the water. in about 2018 we began removing willows from our club property. Since then community members have been joining our working bees. Our long term aim is to free the Forth of crack willows upstream of our club. Clearing the Wilmot River was a priority with work taking place since 2020. In 2024 we commenced work on willows between Paloona and the canoe club. Hydro Tas are assisting with a planned program in March 2025. Our club is located 3.5km below Paloona. Volunteers who aren't canoe club members are welcome to join in working-bees.
Regular Events:
Thursday and Saturday mornings as advertised Oct- March and other advertised dates
How to Join this Group:
Come along to a working bee and we record their names and contact
Primary Contact:
This information is provided for people to contact member groups about their community Landcare activities. Anyone wishing to distribute information generally to groups should contact Landcare Tasmania with their request.
Name: Russell Horton
Mobile phone: 0400255946
Email: [email protected]
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