Aims of the project: Tramway Hill Landcare Group, with the assistance of Landcare Australia and Kingborough Council is coordinating this community planting. Native plants will be planted below heritage stones walls to link a wildlife corridor, increase habitat and create a barrier between the walking track and the walls. Once the planting has been completed and mulched a fence will be erected to segregate the walls and habitat from the walkway. 

Directions: 3 choices of walking/riding tracks to access the reserve:

1. walking track near end of Rollins Rd (off Nierinna Rd) - follow the horse-riding signs. Please adhere 'no parking' signs. This is the steepest access track.

2. walking track near end of Brook Lane (between driveways 12 and 14) - this is the flattest access of the 3 and includes a bridge crossing.

3. walking track off Dayspring Drive (between driveways 23 and 25)

Suitable for Children: Yes (with adult supervision)
Accessible for disabled: Not wheelchair friendly

Notes about the day for Volunteers:
Wear sturdy, enclosed shoes (gumboots if wet) and long sleeves and trousers. Bring suitable clothing for the weather and if you have gardening gloves and digging tools, bring those along as well. There is a walk of approx. 300 meters into the site from either entrance. The access from Brook Lane is not as steep as the access from Rollins Rd. BBQ afterwards if the weather is favourable.

The following will be provided: Gloves, Tools and equipment for planting, Watering cans / buckets, Drinking water, Snacks, BBQ

Activities that will take place on the day:

• digging, planting, watering, placing weed mats, stakes and guards

Categories

• Wildlife corridors
• Native animal habitat