CARDINIA residents are being encouraged to lend a hand and take part in a National Tree Day event in Emerald next weekend.
John Hills Landcare and Cadinia Shire Council will be partnering for a tree planting event and barbecue at Pepi’s Land on Saturday 26 July, running from 10am-12.30pm.
The tree planting comes as a result of the controversial removal of Monterey Cypress trees from Worrell Reserve last year, to create a Neighbourhood Safer Place.
The Victorian Government provided funding for 1500 trees, which will be planted on the day at Pepi’s Land to offset the removal.
Participants for the tree planting should park at Emerald Scout Hall at 21 Kilvington Drive, Emerald, and follow the signs to the planting site.
Due to potential wet weather and sloping hills, participants should bring wet weather clothing, suitable footwear, gardening gloves and their own drink.
A barbecue will be provided at the end of the tree planting event, and planting equipment will be available on the day.
For more information, contact Cardinia Shire Council on 1300 787 624.
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