Ludlow, Western Australia
Our objective is to restore and protect the iconic Ludlow Tuart Forest, and the historic Ludlow settlement for the benefit of future generations, biodiversity, tourism, education and research.
Coming events
Every Wednesday (Ludlow utilities group)
Every Wednesday morning, a number of dedicated members (some would say with too much time on their hands!), spend the morning repairing and upgrading essential utilities at the Ludlow site. If you have some trade skills, or just handy with a hammer or a shovel, come along and join us.
Friday 3 May 2019 (FIFWA field trip)
Forest Industries Federation WA members only are invited to attend a tuart forest field trip and presentation on Friday, 3 May 2019, informing industry of the community support for the restoration of the Ludlow State tuart forest and the historic Ludlow forest settlement. See event details here
Sunday 5 May 2019 (Ludlow Busy bee)
Busy bees are held on the first Sunday of each month at the Ludlow mill, commencing at 8am. Bring along morning tea and socialise with some wonderful people. More info to follow in due course. Bet you can't wait!
Monday 6 May 2019 (Committee meeting)
The next committee meeting will be meeting will be held at the Capel Senior Citizens Centre, Roe Rd, Capel commencing 5pm. All members are welcome to attend committee meetings as observers. The agenda will be posted a couple of days prior to the meeting.
Saturday 15 June 2019 (Tuart seedling planting begins - yay)
The Ludlow Tuart Forest Restoration Group will commence a planting programme of 30 hectares of former tuart forest in what is known as the `Lockhart Block`, off Tuart Drive, Ludlow from Saturday 15th June 2019 for a period of ten days.
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