Our pest plant control efforts have got off to a good start for 2021. We have been busy clearing various invasive weeds including tradescantia, African Clubmoss, climbing asparagus and mothplant.
The pratia angulata (panakenake) planted in 2017 (lovingly propagated by John Harvey) which was washed downstream after a heavy rainfall, is showing up in various parts of the valley and appears to be thriving.
There has been a noticeable increase in native bird life. We will continue to keep up the momentum with our trapping efforts.
We have set up a Trigene station at the beginning of the valley walkway. Please ensure you spray and brush your boots before entering or leaving the valley.
Tradescantia removal (before) 
Tradescantia removal (after) 
African Club moss removal (before) 
African Club moss removal (after) 
Moth plant control 
Trigene Station 
Clearing of a variety of weeds on stream edges (before) 
Clearing of a variety of weeds on stream edges (after) 
Pratia Angulata (panakenake)
