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McLaren Vale Biodiversity Project

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344 Little Rd, Whites Valley SA 5172, Australia

Contacts

Address: 344 Little Rd, Whites Valley SA 5172, Australia
Postal code: 5172
Phone: 0416 110 296
Website: https://www.mclarenvalebdp.com.au/contact


McLaren Vale Biodiversity Project On the Web

Biodiversity McLaren Vale

Caring for our bi-cultural landscape. Biodiversity McLaren Vale supports the cultural, spiritual, ecological and economic regeneration of the Aboriginal peoples of this place assisted by the actions and power of individuals, organisations and governments. We actively contribute to ecological regeneration, or Care for Country, in Willangga Yerta Willunga country.

https://www.biodiversitymclarenvale.com.au/

Our People — Biodiversity McLaren Vale

Biodiversity McLaren Vale was created from a casual chat between a couple of McLaren Vale farmers and mates, Geoff Hayter and Jock Harvey. Geoff and his partner Tess had on their property "Sometimes Creek" a section of Willunga Creek that was overrun by feral woody weeds. It became Tess and Geoff's mission in 2007 to personally remove ...

https://www.biodiversitymclarenvale.com.au/people

The McLaren Vale Biodiversity Project - fowb.net

McLaren Vale Biodiversity Project Incorporated (MVBP) is the entity which plans and manages the Project. MVBP was incorporated in March 2018 as a simple legal entity to enable the Project to receive and expend funds and to be better able to attract funding third party funding and, thereby, become more self sustaining. ...

http://www.fowb.net/biodiversity-project.html

Informative Links — Biodiversity McLaren Vale

Our Projects. With its origins linked to trial work undertaken together with Pete Wadewitz since the 1990's and a conversation with John Schutz in early 2019, Biodiversity McLaren Vale was proud to take part in the Olive Removal and Biochar Pilot Project in 2021. The purpose of the project was to find practical solutions to reduce woody weed ...

https://www.biodiversitymclarenvale.com.au/informative-links

Biodiversity McLaren Vale Events | Eventbrite

Biodiversity McLaren Vale is a joint initiative of local community, industry and government. In simple terms, we remove feral vegetation from creek lines within the McLaren Vale region and replace them with native plant species. We nurture these new seedlings until they are established and then watch, as the new environment flourishes and essential native fauna returns to the area.

https://www.eventbrite.com.au/o/biodiversity-mclaren-vale-27760775607

The TigerCat has arrived,... - Biodiversity McLaren Vale

2.5K views, 76 likes, 1 loves, 11 comments, 5 shares, Facebook Watch Videos from Biodiversity McLaren Vale: The TigerCat has arrived, converting woody...

https://www.facebook.com/mclarenvalebdp/videos/the-tigercat-has-arrived-converting-woody-weeds-to-biochar-mclarenvale-regenerat/753979305276216/

Department for Environment and Water - Turning olive trees into…

An innovative new pilot project in Adelaide's southern suburbs is removing feral olive trees from national parks and turning them into a product which is helping grow grapes at McLaren Vale vineyards. Biochar is being produced from feral olive trees as part of this innovative pilot project. This is the first time in South Australia that feral ...

https://www.environment.sa.gov.au/news-hub/news/articles/2021/06/biochar

Converting woody weeds to soil... - Biodiversity McLaren Vale

Converting woody weeds to soil health. Thank you for the support Natural Resources, Adelaide Mount Lofty Ranges, Greg Butler SANTFA, Peats Soil, Leask...

https://www.facebook.com/mclarenvalebdp/videos/converting-woody-weeds-to-soil-health-thank-you-for-the-support-natural-resource/701868513931775/

Circular economy program turns feral olives into vineyard biochar

Circular economy program turns feral olives into vineyard biochar Regional . A group of wine industry environmentalists are turning feral olive trees removed from Fleurieu Peninsula national parks into a biochar product to boost the health of McLaren Vale vineyards.

https://theleadsouthaustralia.com.au/industries/regional-showcase/circular-economy-program-turns-feral-olives-into-vineyard-biochar/

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Questions & Answers

What is the phone number for McLaren Vale Biodiversity Project?

The phone number for McLaren Vale Biodiversity Project is 0416 110 296.


Where is McLaren Vale Biodiversity Project located?

McLaren Vale Biodiversity Project is located at 344 Little Rd, Whites Valley SA 5172, Australia


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The website (URL) for McLaren Vale Biodiversity Project is: https://www.mclarenvalebdp.com.au/contact


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