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Help us plant trees for koalas on Saturday 31st October at 9am. 😊

Keep Calm, Grow Trees for Koalas in Milford

We have another 150 koala trees to be planted – this time in Milford – and we need your help, whether it be for an hour or all three.

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Cultural Burning at Whinpullin (Croftby)

Cultural Burning as a Land Management Tool – Keep Calm, Grow Trees

Talking chickens with Verena at Yarn on a Farm

Yarn on a Mt Alford Farm

This blady grass is burning perfectly in rain-soaked soil, clearing the way for healthier Country. Blady grass is a native grass but doesn’t belong in these paddocks. It offers little for grazing and when left unchecked, becomes a built up, hot burning fuel load that makes even the right fire harder to manage.

April Cultural Burn

tree planting

Yarn on a Farm at Bilyana Cottages combines with National Tree Day

Locals visit success-story property, learning more about koala habitat health

Bodie - Yarn on a Farm

Yarn on a Goolman Farm

Treasurer’s report – June 2023

Treasurer’s report – April 2023

AGM2023 – Treasurer’s report

Treasurer’s report – February 2023

Would you like to work on the management committee?

Community Nest Project: Optimal Design

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BaDL is an active community group whose volunteers work to recognise, protect and preserve natural and productive landscapes in Queensland’s Scenic Rim.

We acknowledge the Traditional Custodians of the country where we live. We pay our respects to all Elders, past and present, of all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander nations.

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