wandi landcare information will come shortly
Photos of the 2014 planting on Magenup Lake.
our rural conservation area
Wandi Landcare volunteers are passionate about the Wandi environment, on their own properties and within the local area. Volunteers are a valued part of the local community managing our natural areas. The Wandi Landcare Group has been planting on Magenup lake since it started some 30 years ago.
Wandi Landcare volunteers with the assistance of the City of Kwinana hold regular tree plantings around Lake Magenup. Look for advice of plantings on our Facebook page and website.
The Parks and Wildlife Service is part of the new Department of Biodiversity, Conservation and Attractions (DBCA) in Western Australia they have mapped the areas where local volunteer groups are managing their bushland. To see the Wandi location and to visit the website click here.
To use the site untick REGIONAL POLYGONS, zoom + to enlarge the satellite image to find the site off De Haer Road Wandi, click on the marker for information or SEARCH for Wandi in the table on the left, scroll down to find Wandi and click on the down arrow to expand the information.
Wandi Landcare volunteers with the assistance of the City of Kwinana hold regular tree plantings around Lake Magenup. Look for advice of plantings on our Facebook page and website.
The Parks and Wildlife Service is part of the new Department of Biodiversity, Conservation and Attractions (DBCA) in Western Australia they have mapped the areas where local volunteer groups are managing their bushland. To see the Wandi location and to visit the website click here.
To use the site untick REGIONAL POLYGONS, zoom + to enlarge the satellite image to find the site off De Haer Road Wandi, click on the marker for information or SEARCH for Wandi in the table on the left, scroll down to find Wandi and click on the down arrow to expand the information.
