Little gem to sparkle in Sanctuary Point

By Damian McGill
Updated June 30 2015 - 4:27pm, first published 4:26pm
GROWTH: Shoalhaven City Council’s senior environmental planner Elizabeth Dixon and BirdLife Shoalhaven’s conservation officer Chris Grounds examine a eucalypt that is regenerating on a section of the Larmer Avenue land cleared in the 1970s.
GROWTH: Shoalhaven City Council’s senior environmental planner Elizabeth Dixon and BirdLife Shoalhaven’s conservation officer Chris Grounds examine a eucalypt that is regenerating on a section of the Larmer Avenue land cleared in the 1970s.

EXCITEMENT is building as moves to establish a wetland reserve in Sanctuary Point progress.

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