50th Anniversary 2020
Category Archives: Restoration
KCA Winter Newsletter 2021
NEWSLETTER JUNE 2021 KANANOOK CREEK INDIGENOUS BOTANIC GARDENS Council have shocked KCA by downgrading their proposed vision for the Kananook Creek Indigenous Botanic Gardens to a “garden” just before community consultation. Why?” No explanation was provided and no consultation was … Continue reading
Posted in community, Environment, Membership, News, Planning, politics, Restoration, volunteers
Tagged Beckwith Grove Bridge, carrum, environment, frankston, kananook creek, Kananook Creek Indigenous Botanic Gardens, Kananoook Creek Association, KCA, Legend of KCA, Meredith Forster, news, seaford, walking trails
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KCA News Special Edition LXRP Update
NEWSLETTER SPECIAL EDITION – NOVEMBER 2020 KCA is concerned about serious matters affecting the Kananook Creek Reserve. We are dismayed with some of LXRP’s proposed works and the lack of thought about the impact these will have on Council’s project … Continue reading
Posted in community, Environment, Flora and Fauna, News, Planning, politics, Restoration
Tagged arboretum, community engagement, consultation, kananook, kananook creek, lack of, Level Crossing Authority, LXRP, planning, reserves, restoration
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Working Bees Resume – with Covid Safe Precautions
Great News! We have the go ahead (from DHHS via FCC) to resume KCA Working Bees! We are looking forward to catching up with our lovely volunteers. To ensure everyone’s health and safety, working bees must adhere to Covid-safe guidelines. … Continue reading
Posted in community, Environment, News, Restoration, volunteers, Working Bees
Tagged community, covid safe working bees, environment, frankston, kananook creek, kananook creek association, KCA, seaford, volunteer, walking trails, working bees
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