One of Humpty Doo Primary School’ s garden areas that was previously an eyesore and quite problematic in the wet season, resulting in soil erosion and flooding issues in the area. In addition this particular garden area was overgrown with Carpentaria Palms which over time had resulted in the soil becoming root bound in turn preventing any growth of new plants inthis area.As a result of these issues, this particular garden area of the school was under utilised.
13 participants from Nauiyu, 9 men and 4 ladies have completed this Mulching and Wood Chipping course. The course was run in conjunction with Charles Darwin University and Remote Area Tree Services. This training opportunity came about when Remote Area Tree Services were contracted to prune a very large Mahogany tree located at Daly River Inn.
read moreOver the past few months, a dedicated group of job seekers have been working in conjunction with Parks and Wildlife Rangers to support the conservation of Fogg Dam and maintenance of facilities.
read moreThe men, from Nauiyu have been getting hands-on with quad biking, horseriding, fence building and other station skills at El Questro, near Kununurra.
read moreIn conjunction with Cassandra Powell, a professional photographer, Ironbark Aboriginal Corporation delivered a 4 week intensive program designed to support micro enterprise and improve literacy.
read moreThrough the Community Development Program, funded by the Australian Government, Ironbark Aboriginal Corporation partnered with the Humpty Doo business community to complete the community project.
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