Mixed success with NHT1 project

摘要

In 1997, landholder Ray Squibb was involved in a project to revegetate creek lines, hillside seeps and ridges in the Anderson's Lake catchment, north of the Stirling Ranges in the South Coast NRM region of Western Australia.rnAfflicted with salinity and stripped of much of its original vegetation, the catchment was considered a prime target for rehabilitation.rnSquibb recalls the project as being very successful and a catalyst for community activity. Over 150 hectares on at least eight different properties were planted or direct seeded with suitable local plant species. According to Jack Mercer, who helped manage the project.