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New habitat for KI’s rarest plants takes root at Red Banks

Volunteers and KI Landscape Board staff at the Oceanview Eco Lodges property planted more than 2100 seedlings at Red Banks in August. (Supplied)

A new one-hectare revegetation site has been established near Red Banks as part of the Narrow-leaved Mallee & Threatened Plant […]

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