The Wombat State Forest is located in the Central Highlands of Victoria in Australia.
There are 16 vegetation types altogether in the Wombat State Forest.
Our part in Bullarto gets lots of rain and has a creek that makes the vegetation lush and green. There are reeds that grow by the creek and ferns and vines are everywhere. Our part is beautiful! 😏
In our road reserve beside the school we planted different plants on it to grow the Wombat Forest.😉
Our website shows how our planet was born and the creation of our forest began right back in 4.6 billion years B.C.
Our timeline tells that story, some good and some bad🌏.
There are 16 vegetation types altogether in the Wombat State Forest.
Our part in Bullarto gets lots of rain and has a creek that makes the vegetation lush and green. There are reeds that grow by the creek and ferns and vines are everywhere. Our part is beautiful! 😏
In our road reserve beside the school we planted different plants on it to grow the Wombat Forest.😉
Our website shows how our planet was born and the creation of our forest began right back in 4.6 billion years B.C.
Our timeline tells that story, some good and some bad🌏.
Research Team and Art Department
Jack O’Leary
Owen Roberts
Declan Whitehouse
Tom Ekstedt
Veronica O’Brien
Ben O’Leary
Ben Ekstedt
Coco Johnson
Josh Crooks
giordi Cappuccino
Jay Hetherington
Eden Clifford
Tulley Pelham
Ari Scheltema
Manu Scheltema
Morag Chignell
Arlen Chignell
Curtis O’Brien
Tommy Ellinger
Bruce Rolfe
Cam Gill
Arthur Lane
Special Thanks To…….
Museum Victoria Website – 600 million years
https://museumvictoria.com.au/.../discoverycentre/600-million-years
“How To Grow A Planet” – by BBC 2012
“Daylesford Victoria - Where The Volcanoes Roared” – video documentary 1987. Presented by Roger Climpson written and produced by Brian Davies. Production credits at- 48:55.
