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Ludlow Tuart Forest Restoration Group

Ludlow, Western Australia

Ngala kaadatj nidja Wadandi boodja
We acknowledge we are in Wadandi country and pay our respects to elders past and present

As the holiday season is upon us, we find ourselves reflecting on the past year and those who have lent us a hand. It’s been quite a year for us all, with significant achievements and much more to look forward to in the coming year.

We sincerely hope that 2025 brings you and your loved one’s joy, success, and cherished memories. May the festive season be filled with warmth, happiness, and togetherness.

Season's Greetings and Happy New Year from the Ludlow Tuart Forest Restoration Group committee.

White House calling for help

Our White House (Building 1901), has been restored by the Infrastructure Group volunteers and they are proud of their achievement. Please help us with 1960 period furniture and fixtures.

Evelyn Taylor presentation

Recently, our hard working committee members enjoyed a well deserved lunch, at the Esplanade Hotel in Busselton.

Evelyn Taylor, our inaugural President, was presented with this lovely bunch of flowers in thanks for her unwavering passion and commitment since the inception of the group in her dining room, back in 2018. She is standing down from the committee, but will continue volunteering with the group.

Thank you to Evelyn, our President Holger, and all our hard working committee members.

Our 2024 Annual General Meeting on 3 November welcomed new members Diana Fisher, Phil Faigen, and Arne Jesperson, while thanking Evelyn Taylor and Di Claffey for their enormous contributions.
2024 Annual Report

Our volunteers are involved in on-ground projects that contribute to heritage conservation of the Ludlow Settlement and the Tuart Forest. We currently have Landscaping and an Infrastructure volunteer groups.

We gather every Wednesday morning and the first Sunday of each month (8am-12 noon). Feel free to come along anytime and join our welcoming group of volunteers. Morning tea is 10am sharp. Just listen for the whistle!

Visit Ludlow

21 Ludlow Road North
LUDLOW Western Australia

Open
Wednesdays (9am to 12 noon)
Sundays (10am to 2pm)

Shining a light on the critically endangered Tuart Forest

 

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