Rowe Group and Proven Project Management joined Trillion Trees Australia to support the restoration of native woodland and wildlife habitat at Guildford Meadows.
Ahead of National Tree Day, members of the Proven Project Management and Rowe Group teams joined Trillion Trees Australia at Guildford Meadows, also known as Mandoon Moitch, for a morning of planting, learning and community connection.
Our teams rolled up their sleeves to plant native species and contribute to the long-term restoration of land once cleared for grazing. The broader initiative aims to establish tens of thousands of native trees and rebuild the area’s flooded gum woodland, wetland and riparian ecosystems.
Restoring this important landscape will help create habitat for native wildlife, including black cockatoos and rakali, while protecting Noongar cultural sites and the waterways connecting the Gnangara Water Mound with the Derbal Yerrigan (Swan River).
The morning gave our teams an opportunity to step away from their usual day-to-day responsibilities, spend time together outdoors and gain a greater appreciation for the practical work involved in restoring local ecosystems.
For people who help shape places and communities through their everyday work, it was a valuable reminder that creating a more sustainable future also means protecting and repairing the natural environments around us.
Thank you to Trillion Trees Australia and its dedicated volunteers for welcoming our teams and sharing their knowledge. We were proud to contribute to the restoration of Guildford Meadows and look forward to seeing the landscape flourish in the years ahead.
