Our Outcomes

Since its establishment in 1989, Trees in Newcastle has rehabilitated and regenerated a diverse range of local degraded ecosystems including stream banks, riparian corridors, wetlands, remnant rainforests, coastal areas, dune systems and a variety of forest plant communities.

In 2010 our bush regeneration team planted over 26,000 native plants across our region.

Because of our work:

• Dune systems from the Central Coast to Port Stephens have had mountains of Bitou Bush banished, remnant dunes stabilised and biodiversity enhanced.
• Rainforest remnants across the region have been rehabilitated.
• Important wetland systems have been restored.
• Critically endangered ecological communities have been regenerated and threatened species restored.
• Wildlife corridors have been linked to mitigate the impacts of climate change on fauna and flora.

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