Conservation Volunteers

Our Thanks go to www.conservationvolunteers.com.au for the work that has Just been done at the Refuge and at Margart River Fire sites.

Explaining to some of the group the importance of installing Kangaroo Swing Gates into the Perimiter Fencing to allow the wild Kangaroo Mob to enter the Refuge Easily and without getting caught in the fence. Thus eliminating the need for ongoing Fence maintenance.

Simon, Sunny [from South Korea] and yours Truly after the installation of Gate 1 [of 3 required].  Yes Simon did get dirty..

The Bogun Dugong gate. Those that installed them will know the relevence. :)

We now have 5 gates Installed around the Perimeter Fencing.

Mr Tom the 70 [well late 69er] MACHINE. This bloke should be a role model to all the elderly challenged to get out there and experience life. His Experience, Knowledge and his awe inspiring conversations were a joy to be recogned with. His Face is covered for the protection of the innocent. Tom made sure that there was always enought Hot Water for the Ladies and kept all the Critters at bay during the night. I am sure he sleeps with BOTH Eyes Open. 

                               The First Evening walk we viewed the Lighning Struck Jarrah Tree.

                                                                    Camp David.

Putting feed out at one of the feed stations at Margaret River 

  

One of the many unlucky

                                         Day 4 Packing up for the Return Trip back to Perth.

Maybe the Marron for supper and the Bush night walks helped to say Thank You for the volunteers Time, The Volunteers Efforts and also Supporting the Refuge.
Glen and Jo