Wetlands conservation important at the grassroots level

By Alexandra King
Updated August 18 2014 - 6:42am, first published 3:30am
DIRTY HANDS: Volunteers Jenny Hellsing, Jane McKenzie Hollows and James Sterry plant native grasses. Photo: ALEXANDRA KING 0816akplant
DIRTY HANDS: Volunteers Jenny Hellsing, Jane McKenzie Hollows and James Sterry plant native grasses. Photo: ALEXANDRA KING 0816akplant

DESPITE the threat of rain, a small group of volunteers got their hands dirty and planted native grasses at Ploughmans wetlands on Saturday morning.

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