The Green Army in Conjola
Published 17th March 2015
The Green Army is a hands-on practical, grassroots environmental action programme that supports local environmental and heritage conservation projects across Australia. It is an initiative for young Australians aged between 17-24 years interested in protecting their local environment.
The Green Army team, comprising of up to 9 participants and 1 team leader, are due to start at Lake Conjola in early April 2015. A number of works are planned for the Lake Conjola area including:-
- Assisting Council with foreshore rehabilitation and weed control at Milham St/ Garrad Way, the Entrance boat ramp and Carroll Ave Reserve.
- Vegetation clearing around the Conjola Community Hall
- Bush regeneration/rehabilitation around Lake Conjola Tourist Park and Council land surrounding Pattemores Lagoon
For further information please contact Lisa Collins Planning and Development Services Group on (02) 44293380 (Monday, Wednesday, Thursday) and quote reference 48474E(D15/61013)
Or go onto the web site at www.environment.gov.au/land/green-army
The Green Army is a hands-on practical, grassroots environmental action programme that supports local environmental and heritage conservation projects across Australia. It is an initiative for young Australians aged between 17-24 years interested in protecting their local environment.
The Green Army team, comprising of up to 9 participants and 1 team leader, are due to start at Lake Conjola in early April 2015. A number of works are planned for the Lake Conjola area including:-
- Assisting Council with foreshore rehabilitation and weed control at Milham St/ Garrad Way, the Entrance boat ramp and Carroll Ave Reserve.
- Vegetation clearing around the Conjola Community Hall
- Bush regeneration/rehabilitation around Lake Conjola Tourist Park and Council land surrounding Pattemores Lagoon
For further information please contact Lisa Collins Planning and Development Services Group on (02) 44293380 (Monday, Wednesday, Thursday) and quote reference 48474E(D15/61013)
Or go onto the web site at www.environment.gov.au/land/green-army
