Carole Clark, of Birkdale, with Wendy and Michael Smith, from New Zealand, helped with the local planting. Photos by Redlands IndigiScapes
Sarah and Myah Williams, of Alexandra Hills, had fun at the IndigiScapes planting on National Tree Day.
Tye, Josh and Jasper Bale, of Ormiston, at the National Tree Day community planting.
The Redlands IndigiScapes National Tree Day planting helped beautify Tingalpa Creek with 3000 new plants.
Redlands IndigiScapes marked National tree Day with a community-planting.
MORE than 100 people turned out in Birkdale on July 26 to celebrate Planet Ark's National Tree Day.
Locals and visitors pitched in to help with the Redlands Indigi-Scapes community planting of 3000 new plants at Birkdale, which aimed to provide more wildlife habitat and improve water quality along the Tingalpa Creek Conservation Corridor.
National Tree Day is Australia's largest community tree-planting event, providing opportunities for communities to reconnect with nature. Since the event began in 1996, more than three million people have planted 21 million trees across the country.
