Wildwood Landcare Group
Group
Deloraine 7304
A newly formed group aiming to restore and enhance Deloraine\'s Wildwood for the use of the community. The Wildwood is a 14 acre flood plain bordering the Meander River and recently purchased by the Meander Valley Council from the Rotary Club of Deloraine. Although badly degraded there are remnants of native vegetation including Myrtle, Blackwood, native grasses, reeds, and a recently identified threatened species - fragrant hemp bush. Numerous native fauna inhabit the area. Our plans and aims are to revegetate the riparian zone with suitable natives to help with stabilisation and flood control, re-establish the frog ponds which drained out after the last major flood, provide native habitat and control weeds. This also extends to controlling willow and sycamore infestations. A ten-year Master Plan, with accompanying vegetation map has been developed and is viewable below, these will guide future restorative work to be carried out by group members. Wildwood Landcare documents and photo galleryWorking Bee\'s every Tuesday 11 am - 1pm and the third Saturday of every month 10am to 12 midday. Call before you come.
Regular events:
Regular Working Bees are every Tuesday 10am - 12 midday. And Every 3rd Saturday of the month 10am - 12 midday. Meet at the upstream end of the Deloraine caravan park.
How to join this organisation:
All are welcome to join and be added to our email list for updates on working bees and WIldwood news via our email.
Focus areas
- Natural
- Urban
- Riparian
- Forest / Woodland
- Public
Primary Contact
Peter Hansen
0419 025 792
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.
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