Sustaining the Williams Valley Inc (SWV Inc) has been regenerating the riparian zone on the Williams River at Frank Robinson Reserve since 2017. Initial funding was sourced from Hunter Water in 2018 and further funds were received from the Greater Bank in 2021 to plant 5,000 trees/shrubs at the site. Over the last five years the site has been maintained by volunteers with some professional help from contractors when use of herbicide was required. Despite many setbacks, drought, floods and errant council works the site has established well and now has a diverse range of species.
Weeping Lilly Pilly restoration project
Weeping Lilly Pilly Project Update from Landcare
Sustaining the Williams Valley Inc (SWV Inc) has been regenerating the riparian zone on the Williams River at Frank Robinson […]
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Come and join our team
Become a member of Sustaining the Williams Valley Inc. Join our mailing list to find out when our […]
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Tree planting workshop update
A Thank You & Next Steps A huge thank you to all those who came to lend a hand […]
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Tree Planting Event - from 9.30 am 6th March 2021 at Frank Robinson Park, Dungog
SWV Inc inconjunction with Hunter Regional Landcare is running an event at Frank Robinson Park. Guest Speakers Peter Dixon will […]
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Weeping Lilly Pilly Riparian Rainforest Restoration Project Update
Working bees held on 3rd, 4th & 16th of November 2018 resulted in completing Stage 1 (planting of sun loving […]
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More progress on the Weeping Lilly Pilly Riparian Rainforest Restoration at Frank Robinson Park
Sunday 15th July was a stunning day and thanks to the hard work from volunteers more progress was made on […]
Read More ›Working Bee at Frank Robinson Park - Sunday 15th July 2018
The next working bee to progress our “Weeping Lilly Pilly Riparian Rainforest” project will be held on Sunday 15th July […]
Read More ›Weeping Lilly Pilly Riparian Rainforest Restoration at Frank Robinson Park
Back in December 2017 work was carried out to install sediment fences and control the weeds on the project site. […]
Read More ›First Workshop a Success
The first workshop hosted on 24 June by Sustaining the Williams Valley, Our River and Rainforest, proved a huge success. […]
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