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Ludlow Tuart Forest Restoration Group

Ludlow, Western Australia

Our objective is to restore and protect the iconic Ludlow Tuart Forest, and the heritage listed Ludlow mill and settlement for the benefit of future generations, biodiversity, tourism, education and research.

We encourage the best southwest of Western Australia artists to enter this inaugural competition.

The Ludlow Art Prize will bring people together to shine a light on the listed, critically endangered Tuart woodlands and forests of the Swan Coastal Plain ecological community including the last remaining Tuart forest at Ludlow, Western Australia.

Tuart forest display

Opening times

Wednesdays (9am to 12 midday)
Sundays (10am to 2pm)

More volunteers, more opening times. If you would like to help, just send us a quick message on our contact page.

Ludlow Forestry Settlement
21 Ludlow Road North
LUDLOW WA 6271

Ludlow Art Prize

We encourage the best southwest of Western Australia artists to enter this inaugural competition. The Ludlow Art Prize will bring people together to shine a light on the listed, criticallyRead more

Community award

The Ludlow Tuart Forest Restoration Group has been awarded the ´Shire of Capel Community Group of the Year Winner`. As part of the recognition, the Shire of Capel has kindly donated $1,000 along witRead more

Spring in the Forest

Join us at Ludlow for the official opening of the former forestry District Office as a Ludlow settlement historical display and a window into the tuart forest. We are also celebrating the work weRead more

Arum lily eradication

Over the past 4 years, together with Parks and Wildlife and our Ludlow volunteers, we have made a significant impact and near eradication of Arum lilies in the Lockhart and Central planting blocks.Read more

Ludlow understory rehabilitation

Mid 2020, we commenced our understory rehabilitation of the Ludlow settlement 50 hectare lease. With the support of Parks and Wildlife and a grant from Plantrite native nursery and a Federal GovernmeRead more

The Bushfire Front

Members of the Bushfire Front visited Ludlow recently to gain an insight into the work of the Ludlow Tuart Forest Restoration Group. Read more

Western Australian Naturalists` Club

Focus on friends - The Ludlow Tuart Forest Restoration Group, by President Des Donnelly Read more

Ludlow greenhouse

The Ludlow greenhouse project in all its splendour! Even our brickie works on Sundays and has done a superb job. We can't show you his face though. He is retired and doesn't want any more jobs!Read more

Ludlow Masterplan

In 1918, the WA Government passed the Forests ACT and established the No. 1 and No. 2 State forests at Ludlow. The first forestry school was established at Ludlow in 1921 by the then Conservator ofRead more

Ludlow Settlement lease

We are pleased to announce that the Ludlow Tuart Forest Restoration Group (LTFRG) has been granted a lease by the Department of Biodiversity Conservation and Attractions (DBCA) over the heritage listRead more

Lotterywest grant

The Ludlow Tuart Forest Restoration Group are pleased to announce that Lotterywest have agreed to provide a generous grant for the repair and extension of the greenhouse located in the Ludlow millRead more

Kleenheat grant

Our group has received a community grant from Kleenheat to provide assistance to schools participating in the 2022 tuart forest planting. The grant is from their A Healthy Planet category – helpiRead more
 

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