MRWL actively seek projects that benefit our environment. We have a history of award winning ventures and are currently engaged in the following landcare projects.
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Mooloolah Recreation Reserve
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Australian Geographic Society - One Seed at a Time
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Cane Toad Tadpole Trapping
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Through an exciting new partnership with the Australian Geographic Society, we have been able to deliver our 'One Seed at a Time' project, developed to refine our collection methods under the guidance of a locally renowned Botanist, Ann Moran.
We ran a workshop and several information sessions for staff, volunteers and conservation students on seed collection protocols, sustainable and environmentally sound harvesting, seed identification, selection and collection. We honed our knowledge through seed collection forays in the Mooloolah River catchment. Back in the nursery we processed our seeds which included a variety of heat, smoke, soaking and scarification, depending on the type of seed. Since completing the project with the Australian Geographic Society, we now intend to build upon our efforts by undertaking regular seed collection events in the catchment. Let us know if you're interested in being a part of this: nursery@mrwl.org.au. |
If you are interested in being a part of these projects please contact MRWL or come down to the Nursery.
We have more up and coming projects and planting and maintenance days so please keep checking for updated information.
We have more up and coming projects and planting and maintenance days so please keep checking for updated information.
