About Us
Name Change
This dedicated group, formerly known as Tamborine Bush Volunteers, has been working on Tamborine Mountain for 28 years and has removed introduced weeds from 20 national park plots and replanted with rainforest species. Some plots have taken on the appearance of mature rainforests.
Although the name has served the group well over this long period, it was been decided at the commencement of 2016 to “rebadge” the group to more closely represent where the group works and what it stands for. The group will now be known as the Friends of Tamborine National Park. The Friends of Tamborine National Park is keen to show new members what can be achieved in a short time with Tamborine Mountain’s rich volcanic soil and abundance of CO2.
Projects
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Gallery
- 2007 Nov - TNP Pirralilla Section - Planting walking stick palms native ginger and vines
- Author: Tamborine Bush Volunteers
- 1988 TNP Cedar Creek - John and Jenny
- Author: Tamborine Bush Volunteers
- Description:
A band of volunteers have finished their first major project towards upgrading the increasingly popular National Park on Tamborine Mountain in the Gold Coast Hinterland.