White Hut A - Southern Yorke Peninsula

This property is 34 hectares and lies on the west coast of the foot of Yorke Peninsula near Formby Bay. It is situated behind a series of large sand dunes that run along the coast. The area has fragmented patches of remnant bush and 10 hectares of this property, along with one adjacent will be revegetated adding to the habitat of the region.

Site details

The area under revegetation lies immediately behind a dunal system running north-south along the coast. The dominant species present include Acacia longifolia sophorae, Acacia nematophylla, Allocasuarina verticillata, Bursaria spinosa, Eucalyptus diversifolia and Melaleuca lanceolata

Species planted on site:

Acacia species: cupularis, leiophylla, longifolia sophorae, nematophylla,
Allocasuarina verticillata
Bursaria spinosa
Callitris gracilis
Eucalyptus species: diversifolia, gracilis, oleosa, porosa, socialis
Melaleuca lanceolata
Templetonia retusa

Method Direct Seeding
Target 10,000 plants
First audit due August 2014

Funded by donations from:

Credit Union SA, Trees For Life donors, A Platt, and A Roodhouse.
Still open for donations

Protection 10 years
Registered on Title In progress
Site type Trees For Habitat
Planted Due to be planted this season (2011)