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The Big Scrub
The Big Scrub
Once being 75,000 hectares in size, The Big Scrub was the largest lowland subtropical rainforest in Australia. Now only 1% remains of this critically endangered ecosystem. Allowing space for planting of Native rainforest species to this area helps improve the bio-diversity for the Flora and Fauna and grow the once great Big Scrub to allow it to Rejuvenate.
Once being 75,000 hectares in size, The Big Scrub was the largest lowland subtropical rainforest in Australia. Now only 1% remains of this critically endangered ecosystem. Allowing space for planting of Native rainforest species to this area helps improve the bio-diversity for the Flora and Fauna and grow the once great Big Scrub to allow it to Rejuvenate.
An example of a Native Tree install with a high success rate and diverse seedlings with Lomandras planted on- contour with the road side to provide a strong root mat underneath to prevent erosion and any chance of a landslide on the steep bank.
Native trees growing under an already established understory to provide shade from harsh summer sun. The grass also provides a great no cost, manageable mulch that provides nutrient to the plants and keeps moisture in the ground.
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