50th Anniversary 2020
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Indigenous Botanic Garden Planting Day- thanks everyone!
Planting day September 8 KCA volunteers helped Council staff and contractors plant over 800 seedlings at the developing Kananook Creek Indigenous Botanic Garden aka Arboretum by the creek next to Seaford station. “From little things big things grow.”
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Community Planting Morning Thursday September 8th
Community Planting Morning Thursday September 8th 9am-11am The Arboretum (Kananook Creek Indigenous Botanic Garden) is taking shape in Seaford. The map shows the extent of the planned garden between the Station and Seaford Road. The KCA is involved with this … Continue reading
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Community event, consultation process launch
SAVE THE DATE Saturday 15th MAY Community Event hosted by Frankston Council at Seaford Have your say – the Kananook Creek Association needs your help. Frankston City Council will be holding a community event on Saturday. We hope that you … Continue reading
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Tagged Allan Sisson, arboretum, children activities, community consultation, Community event, Draft concept plan, feedback, Frankston council, free event, kananook creek, Kananook Creek Indigenous Botanic Gardens, Kananook Gardens, Saturday May 15th, scones, seaford, tea, Yvonne Sisson
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