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As the seasons change so do the plants, and the people that care for them. TIN's seasonal sojourn continues and what's been happening is at TIN is here in the Autumn 2010 TINformation...happy reading.

Our one and only visit to the Barrington sub-alpine plateau this year was frustratingly short but the unusual time of year (January) produced several nice finds...

Trees In Newcastle's bush regenerators have been romping in Mambo Swamp preparing it for World Wetlands Day, February 2^nd, removing weeds that threaten the health of the wetland.

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The Summer TINformation has arrived before the heat is on, see how the year wrapped up and ponder your role in the yer to come

This year Landcare For Youth (L4Y) funding was granted to the Lake Macquarie Landcare Network by the Environmental Trust. Trees In Newcastle is delivering the three year project targeting all ages of youth from preschool to University to become more involved in on-ground projects and developing a youth based network across the city.

Are you involved in a youth based group that would like some support to develop and implement an on-ground project? Do you have some youth that would like to take a leadership role in their school or community? Contact TIN for a chat so we can lend a hand, it doesn't cost the earth and it may well save the planet.