Guide to Restoring Native Vegetation in Byron Shire

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Guide to Restoring Native Vegetation in Byron Shire

November 21, 2023

Zero Emmissions Byron have formed a ‘Replant Byron Alliance’ and developed a very useful guide which is intended for anyone planning to restore native vegetation in the Byron Shire, whether in a backyard or on acreage, with references to existing resources. Planting and regeneration projects, as small as a backyard garden or as big as a whole valley, achieve two major goals: they sequester carbon and restore the ecological function of our beautiful Byron Shire landscapes. Download the guide here https://zerobyron.org/wp-content/uploads/2021/08/Replant-Byron-Native-Restoration-Guide-3.pdf

Brunswick Valley Landcare also has a range of resource materials on our own website which you may also like to check out here https://brunswickvalleylandcare.org.au/resources/

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