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Pakapakanthi Tiny Forest 2

Planted: 08 September 2024
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Welcome to our Tiny Forest

The Pakapakanthi Tiny Forest was planted on September 08, 2024, by the South East City Residents Association community volunteer group, Green Pakapakanthi. The Tiny Forest is situated on the banks of a wetland built in 2022 in Adelaide’s iconic Park Lands to control flooding during severe weather events. The wetland, which was extensively planted with aquatic plant species is already a haven for aquatic birds. Now, over 420 additional endemic native plants – mainly shrubs and a few sub-canopy trees - have been planted in the Tiny Forest to mimic a small riparian scrub to attract other small birds, butterflies and insects. Green Pakapakanthi has teamed up with Earthwatch Australia to help the local community monitor and learn from the forest.

Led by: Earthwatch Australia

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Help Needed: Become a Tree Keeper

Want to care for nature, connect with your community, and expand your skills? Support this Tiny Forest by becoming a volunteer Tree Keeper! Get involved in:

  • Maintenance (weeding and litter picking in this Tiny Forest)
  • Community Engagement (inspire local people to join in)
  • Science (counting butterflies, measuring trees, and more!)

You decide the activities and how often to do them, either on your own or with fellow Tree Keepers. Earthwatch is here to support you every step of the way! Once you complete the signup form, you will be added to our regular communications with all the latest on Tiny Forests and how you can help. What are you waiting for...

Planting Information

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Volunteer Group
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Date:
08 September 2024
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Area:
240m2
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Species Planted in the Forest:Australian Blackwood (Acacia melanoxylon ) | Australian Saltbush(Atriplex semibaccata) | Beaked Hakea (Hakea rostrata) | Broad-leaf Raspwort(Gonocarpus mezianus) | Clasping Goodenia(Goodenia amplexans) | Common Fringe Myrtle(Calytrix tetragona) | Cushion Bush(Leucophyta brownii) | Desert Senna(Senna artemisioides ssp coriacea) | Drooping Sheoak(Allocasuarina veritcillata) | Gold Dust Wattle(Acacia acinacea) | Golden Wattle(Acacia pycnantha) | Hakea(Hakea carinata) | Hop Goodenia(Goodenia ovata) | Large-Leafed Bush Pea(Pultenaea daphnoides) | Native Apricot(Pittosporum angustifolium) | Native Buttercup(Ranunculus lappaceus) | Native Pine / Southern Cyprus(Callitris gracilis) | Native Scurf Pea(Cullen australasia) | Notable Wattle(Acacia notablis) | Pale Fanflower(Scaevola albida) | Prickly Tea-Tree(Leptospermum continentale) | River Bottlebrush(Callistemon sieberi) | Rock Correa(Correa glabra var. leucoclada) | Silky Tea-tree(Leptospermum lanigerum) | Slaty Sheoak(Allocasuarina muelleriana) | Small-leaved Bluebrush(Maireana brevifolia) | Sticky Boobialla(Myoporum viscosum) | Sticky Hopbush(Dodonaea viscosa) | Sweet Apple-berry(Billardiera cymosa) | Sweet Bursaria(Bursaria spinosa) | Tangles Lignum(Duma florulenta) | Twiggy Daisy Bush(Olearia ramulosa) | Western New holland Daisy(Vittadinia blackii)

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Tiny Forest Location:

  • Corner East and South Terrace
  • Adelaide
  • 5000
  • Australia
  • GPS: -34.93592862334374,138.6186198551449

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