Our Plantings

Our plantings are established on previously cleared private farm land. They  provide habitat for wildlife threatened with extinction as well as providing benefits to the farm.We partner with farmers who are willing to provide their land at no cost to WOODiWiLD to plant trees – leaving a wonderful legacy for future generations.

In 2021 we  established new plantings in Yarragundry near Wagga Wagga and 3 more in the Willaura-Wickliffe area on the volcanic plain in Victoria – planting a further 7500 mixed biodiversity trees.

Parafield

Planted in 2021, "Parafield" is a lovely property on the outskirts of Wagga Wagga in NSW. Part of the property is being reforested with 4000 WOODiWiLD trees adding to the wonderful ancient river redgums remaining on the property.

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Riverbend

Planted in 2021 - Riverbend is a wonderful mixed farming property located on the Hopkins River in the Willaura-Wickliffe area in Victoria. Parts of the property which were previously cleared are now being re-forested with WOODiWiLD to provide habitat for native wildlife and to support important biodiversity for the farm.

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Eastern Slopes

Planted in 2021 - Eastern Sloped is a lovely property in the Willaura-Wickliffe area in Victoria. Parts of the property which were previously cleared are now being re-forested with WOODiWiLD to provide habitat for native wildlife.

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Woomargama Station

Planted in 2020 - Woomargama Station is a beautiful sustainable grazing property between Holbrook and Albury in southern NSW. Parts of the property which were previously cleared are now being re-forested with WOODiWiLD to provide habitat for native wildlife.

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Karrindee South

Planted in 2018 - Karrindee South is the first micro-forest WOODiWiLD is establishing with support from school and organisation fundraisers and the public. If you would like to help create this new micro-forest, the first of many across Australia - please find the school or organisation you would like to support or simply fund a tree on-line today.

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Karrindee

Planted in 2005 - "Karrindee" was our first new habitat block. We planted 4960 trees, which have now grown into a micro-forest, demonstrating that we can establish new areas for threatened wildlife while continuing to effectively operate a farm.

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Wildlife

Learn about threatened species and the animals in our area that YOU can help save.

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Trees

Learn about the species of trees we are replanting

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