St Paul's Primary School

Planted: 27 September 2024

Welcome to our Tiny Forest

The St Paul’s Primary School, Gateshead Tiny Forest was planted in September 2024 by St Paul’s staff and students.

The design includes First Nations story poles, a sculpture of the school’s bird totem and 400 native plants from 14 species endemic to the area.

The project was lead by The Groundswell Collective, funded by Taronga Hatch Accelerator Program and supported by Hunter Urban Forests.

Led by: Earthwatch Australia

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Planting Information

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Volunteer Group, Local Residents, School Children

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27 September 2024

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130m²

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Species Planted in the Forest:Black She-oak(Allocasuarina littoralis) | Broad-leaved white mahogany(Eucalyptus umbra) | Common hop bush, Large leaf hop bush(Dodonea triquetra) | Grey Gum(Eucalyptus Punctata) | Mytle Wattle(Acacia Myrtifolia) | Prickly Moses or Juniper(Acacia Ulicifolia) | Sweet Bursaria(Bursaria spinosa) | Sydney Red Gum(Angophora costata) | White Sringybark(Eucalyptus globoidea )

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