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A community family friendly tree planting morning

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In the reserve at the end of Maysteers Lane (off Moore Creek Road)

The Friends of Moore Creek Caves Reserve

 

Invite You

 
To a community family friendly tree planting morning
In the reserve at the end of Maysteers Lane
(off Moore Creek Road)

On Saturday 19th April 2025 between 9:00am and 12:00

Please feel free to just drop in for a short time or just for a catchup, chat or enjoy the natural beauty of the site

The current tree planting project is to improve biodiversity and wildlife habitat in a degraded section of the reserve


 All tools, plants and light
refreshments are provided
 
Please wear sturdy shoes,
clothes and a hat
 
Also bring a chair if desired

Please RSVP for catering to moxonpaul469@gmail.com or text Paul on 0425 337 475


Sorry, you've missed the RSVP deadline for this event.


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