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Gudgenby Bushies

The Gudgenby Bushies, formerly the Gudgenby Bush Regeneration Group organises regular work parties in the Gudgenby Valley.

Boboyan Pines - going! - April 2004. Photo by Martin Chalk - Gudgenby Bushies

Boboyan Pines - gone! - July 2004. Photo by Martin Chalk - Gudgenby Bushies

Tree seed preparation - Gudgenby Bushies

President Clive being interviewed for Stateline - Gudgenby Bushies

Immediate past-president of the Gudgenby Bush Regeneration Group - Gudgenby Bushies

A Highland Copperhead snake - Gudgenby Bushies

Lunch at Eleanor's Grove - Gudgenby Bushies

Animal tracks in Southern Namadgi - Gudgenby Bushies

The GBRG work area. Photo by Martin Chalk - Gudgenby Bushies

A work party setting out - Gudgenby Bushies

Kangaroos in our patch - Gudgenby Bushies

A working lunch - Gudgenby Bushies

Art Gallery in Namadgi National Park - Gudgenby Bushies

Weeding - Gudgenby Bushies

A planning party - Gudgenby Bushies

Planting Eleanor's Grove - Gudgenby Bushies

A raingauge assists the research - Gudgenby Bushies

Ranger guided sampling - Gudgenby Bushies

Assessing the seeding program - Gudgenby Bushies

Seeding the areas cleared of pines - Gudgenby Bushies

Broadcasting the new forest - Gudgenby Bushies

A magnificent view - Gudgenby Bushies

Weeding - Gudgenby Bushies

In the swamp - Gudgenby Bushies

Frank Clements 16 April 1926 - 14 July 2008 - Gudgenby Bushies

Braving the cold, a workparty on 11 June 2005 - Gudgenby Bushies

Relaxing at Frank and Jack's Hut - Gudgenby Bushies

Frank Clements in Frank and Jack's Hut - Gudgenby Bushies

Satisfaction - Gudgenby Bushies

Syd the water carrier - Gudgenby Bushies

Syd, Eleanor and Adrienne rugged up - Gudgenby Bushies

Lunch break, 8 June 2024. Photo by Brian Slee - Gudgenby Bushies

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