Frost, drought, legal and illegal removal responsible for dwindling greenery

Danielle Cetinski
Updated November 26 2018 - 2:04pm, first published 2:00pm
TREES LOST: ECCO president Nick King with a gum on Stevenson Way, which was poisoned in March and is now deteriorating. Photo: DANIELLE CETINSKI
TREES LOST: ECCO president Nick King with a gum on Stevenson Way, which was poisoned in March and is now deteriorating. Photo: DANIELLE CETINSKI

THE challenges of frost, drought and strong winds have taken a toll on Orange’s trees and this Wednesday, the Environmentally Concerned Citizens of Orange will discuss how to tackle the issue.

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Danielle Cetinski

Danielle Cetinski

Central Western Daily senior journalist

Danielle started at the Kiama Independent in 2010 before moving to the Central Western Daily in 2014. She covers council, court, politics, general news and business, and elections are her favourite time of the year. Got a tip? Email danielle.cetinski@centralwesterndaily.com.au

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