Summer’s here, and with it the need to keep some of the larger plants on your property under control. Getting just the right selection of saws (and knowing how to use them properly) can make all the difference to the ease of the job as well as your own safety.
Bushfires are simply a part of life in Australia. Even if your home isn’t directly in or next-to the bush, you may be at risk. Although a bushfire can happen at any time of the year, the risk is obviously significantly higher during the warmer months and, for this summer, we’ve been given a clear warning by the Bureau of Meteorology – get ready.
Bush regeneration is the process of restoring and maintaining the natural ecosystems of Australia's bushland areas. It involves removing invasive plant species, erosion control, tree planting, and the removal of rubbish and debris. The goal of bush regeneration is to restore and protect the biodiversity of these areas, which are home to many unique plant and animal species. Bush regeneration work in Australia is typically carried out by trained and skilled professionals who specialize in the restoration and management of natural areas. They are often employed by local councils, national parks, and other government bodies, as well as by private companies and landowners.
