Forest Report from Dharruk, Sydney, Australia
Written by the students of Dawson Primary School
Class or age :
Name of Forest: School Nature Area
General information
The school's 'Nature Area' consists of the last remaining stand of
natural vegetation within the suburb of Dharruk. I have been able to
identify these trees as mainly Eucalyptus molluccana. A small number of
Eucalyptus amplifolia ssp. amplifolia, Eucalyptus maculata, Eucalyptus
baurerana and Allocasuarina littoralis are also present.
In addition, we have recently planted a couple of new gardens. One is
entirely native, the other is dominated by local species of natives
(i.e. form the Cumberland Plain)
Appearance
Seasonal Changes
Life in this forest
Importance of this forest
Future of this forest
Literature, Art, Music, Dance and your forest
History and Mythology
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The contact person for this report is Michael Frith
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since 5th Dec, 1996.
Computer Co-ordinator : 
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Bennett : This page was last modified 5th Dec, 1996
