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Town of Mosman Park Staff Planting Day

On Wednesday 13 August, staff from the Town of Mosman Park came together for a team planting day, contributing directly to the care and improvement of our local natural environment.

Across the day, the team planted 200 native plants in a local reserve, adding to the Town’s ongoing efforts to protect and enhance the unique landscapes that define Mosman Park.

This initiative reflects the Town’s commitment to supporting local biodiversity and strengthening our ecosystems. Each native plant plays a vital role in providing habitat for wildlife, improving soil health, and increasing the resilience of our green spaces.

The planting day also highlights the Town’s dedication to leading by example when it comes to sustainability. By investing in our natural areas, the Town is helping to create a healthier and more vibrant environment for the community now and into the future.

       

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