Bush carers determined to revegetate the Layman Street Reserve in Bridgetown, among others, spent Thursday getting their hands dirty to plant new trees as the rain poured and the dark clouds hovered above.
Blackwood Environment Society Landcare Nursery manager Kylie Garde is involved with the work and said it was important to counter the impacts of deforestation because trees in the forest “hold hands” as their roots connect, intertwine and speak to each other.
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