One Million Trees Bundaberg Region
Final Update: 28 June, 2024
The One Million Trees program has now concluded. Thank you to everyone who has been involved in helping to green the Bundaberg Region.
Update May 2024
One Million Tree program to finish June 2024
The One Million Trees Program is no longer accepting expressions of interest or voucher requests for new trees, as the program will finish in June 2024.
Thank you to all Landowners who have collected their trees. The native tree allocation has now been exhausted and no further collections can be made through the Bundaberg Landcare nursery.
Landowners who have placed specific tree requests with Council’s One Million Trees Project Officer will be contacted directly prior to 7 June to arrange collection of these.
Thank you to all of the Bundaberg Region community for your participation in the One Million Trees project!
If you have planted your own trees and would like to have them included in the One Million Trees tally, please click on the Register A Tree icon below.
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OUR PROGRESS
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We're inviting the whole community to be part of #onemilliontreesbundaberg. Hear what they have to say.
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One Million Trees Bundaberg Region was launched on Friday 23rd October, with schools, community groups and Landcare digging deep to assist.
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Mayor Jack Dempsey and Landcare's Ray Johnson talk about the One Million Trees program.
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Following the success of the Resident Voucher trial program, 4,000 free trees have now been released as part of the Resident Voucher program
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When the Queensland Governor, His Excellency the Honourable Paul de Jersey AC, visited Bundaberg. he planted trees as part of our One Million Trees program.
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Our team visits the site where the first 500 trees were planted as part of One Million Trees.
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Who's Listening
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Bundaberg Regional Council
Phone 1300 883 699 Email economic.development@bundaberg.qld.gov.au
