Future Trees at Warrens thanks to the TDC!

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Future Trees at Warrens thanks to the TDC!

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Future Trees at Warrens thanks to the TDC!

Posted By: nicole on October 22, 2011 in news, ticker - Comments: No Comments »

The Tourism Development Corporation has once again supported the work of the FCT, this time through the planting of trees along the eastern side of the ABC Highway heading south from Warrens towards Hothersal Turning. Their contribution of 50 trees were supplemented by another private contributor to take the total count for that area to 60.

There is still more space available for further planting along that stretch and we look forward to more enquiries.

The planting was completed by October 5, with the sign going up in the last few days.

Thank you to Barney Gibbs and Peter Bynoe for coordinating this planting and to the TDC for their continued support of the Future Centre Trust.

This area of the ABC highway may look familiar now, but over the coming years, this stretch will be tree lined, thanks to the TDC and a private contributor.

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