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Sunbury Earth Rings - Revegetation, Weed Management and Community Engagement

Atlas of Living Australia
Sunbury Earth Rings - Revegetation, Weed Management and Community Engagement (Managed by)
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This project will facilitate habitat restoration and cross-cultural mentoring between the Wurundjeri (Narrap) Indigenous Environmental Management Team and experts in NRM, to restore Box-Ironbark forest at the Sunbury Earth Rings Reserve, an Aboriginal cultural heritage site. The project will include: community planting and engagement, rabbit exclusion fencing, and strategic environmental weed mapping, planning and control over the 11 ha property. Planted areas will be designed as a seed source for future restoration works and the project will build the capacity of Indigenous land managers in on-ground restoration, monitoring, mapping, community event, and project planning and implementation, while delivering strategic restoration outcomes.

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