Join our Trees on Farms Incubator group for a walk and talk through a plantation biolink, native remnant gully and on-site mill in Budgeree.

Landholder and retired forester Peter Devonshire will show us his plantation that provides biodiversity benefits for wildlife moving between bushland areas while growing high-quality timber. Peter is also the steward of a remnant native gully integrated into this biolink system, and he processes storm-impacted trees in his own sawmill on the property.

When: Saturday 14 November, 8.45 am to 12.30 pm
Cost: FREE

Where: 133 Prosper Valley Rd, Budgeree (30 minutes east of Mirboo North)

Bring: Water bottle, sturdy walking shoes and appropriate weather clothing

Read more about Peter's Biodiverse Agroforestry project here: Gippslander wins AFG Tree Farmer of the Year 2016

Morning tea & lunch are included. RSVPs by Thursday 12 November for catering purposes.

Spaces are limited, so book your spot ASAP!

Event contact: Callam Reynolds, project coordinator – 0401 795 026

Contact the host of Biodiverse Agroforestry with Peter Devonshire

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