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Tree-mendous effort: Narooma students lend a hand at Bodalla conservation project
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Tree-mendous effort: Narooma students lend a hand at Bodalla conservation project
Narooma High School Year 10 student Tarly with Walawaani Way founder Fiona McCuaig and science teacher Christina Potts. Photos: Marion Williams. Two years ago, Narooma High students collected seeds from around the school and nearby Mystery Bay. Last week, six students went to natural conservation burial ground Walawaani Way to plant 60 of the 500 small native plants they grew from those seeds specifically for the site. They were planting black s…
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