Aug 28 2013
Magabala Botanical Park drew a happy crowd on Sunday August 25, with Tom Harley showing the Kimberley flora in Broome North. There were smiles everywhere with free native plants and books written by the Society for Kimberley Indigenous Plants and Animals (SKIPA) on Growing a Native Garden in Broome. Roebuck Bay Working Group, SKIPAS and LandCorp are quietly optimistic that gardening with natives is a ‘growing’ trend, resulting in clean and healthy coastal waters without blooms of Lyngbya.
Thanks National Science Week for funding this great community event and Hilary Wilkins (LandCorp), Michelle Teoh (SKIPA) and Grey Mackay (RBWG Chair) for helping to make the event so successful.
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