Bethany, Krondorf and Rowland Flat landholders took part in a “community planting day” at Brian and Helen Phillips’ creek line property at Bethany on Sunday 2 July. The day was another initiative of the “Restoration of native vegetation from Kaiserstuhl to the North Para River” project run by Adelaide and Mt Lofty Ranges Natural Resources Management Board in partnership with Barossa Grape & Wine Association under BGWA’s “Creating Resilient Landscapes in the Barossa” program. Images copyright…

Bethany, Krondorf and Rowland Flat landholders took part in a “community planting day” at Brian and Helen Phillips’ creek line property at Bethany on Sunday 2 July. The day was another initiative of the “Restoration of native vegetation from Kaiserstuhl to the North Para River” project run by Adelaide and Mt Lofty Ranges Natural Resources Management Board in partnership with Barossa Grape & Wine Association under BGWA’s “Creating Resilient Landscapes in the Barossa” program. Images copyright…

Bethany, Krondorf and Rowland Flat landholders took part in a “community planting day” at Brian and Helen Phillips’ creek line property at Bethany on Sunday 2 July. The day was another initiative of the “Restoration of native vegetation from Kaiserstuhl to the North Para River” project run by Adelaide and Mt Lofty Ranges Natural Resources Management Board in partnership with Barossa Grape & Wine Association under BGWA’s “Creating Resilient Landscapes in the Barossa” program. Images copyright…

Bethany, Krondorf and Rowland Flat landholders took part in a “community planting day” at Brian and Helen Phillips’ creek line property at Bethany on Sunday 2 July. The day was another initiative of the “Restoration of native vegetation from Kaiserstuhl to the North Para River” project run by Adelaide and Mt Lofty Ranges Natural Resources Management Board in partnership with Barossa Grape & Wine Association under BGWA’s “Creating Resilient Landscapes in the Barossa” program. Images copyright…

Bethany, Krondorf and Rowland Flat landholders took part in a “community planting day” at Brian and Helen Phillips’ creek line property at Bethany on Sunday 2 July. The day was another initiative of the “Restoration of native vegetation from Kaiserstuhl to the North Para River” project run by Adelaide and Mt Lofty Ranges Natural Resources Management Board in partnership with Barossa Grape & Wine Association under BGWA’s “Creating Resilient Landscapes in the Barossa” program. Images copyright…

Bethany, Krondorf and Rowland Flat landholders took part in a “community planting day” at Brian and Helen Phillips’ creek line property at Bethany on Sunday 2 July. The day was another initiative of the “Restoration of native vegetation from Kaiserstuhl to the North Para River” project run by Adelaide and Mt Lofty Ranges Natural Resources Management Board in partnership with Barossa Grape & Wine Association under BGWA’s “Creating Resilient Landscapes in the Barossa” program. Images copyright…

Bethany, Krondorf and Rowland Flat landholders took part in a “community planting day” at Brian and Helen Phillips’ creek line property at Bethany on Sunday 2 July. The day was another initiative of the “Restoration of native vegetation from Kaiserstuhl to the North Para River” project run by Adelaide and Mt Lofty Ranges Natural Resources Management Board in partnership with Barossa Grape & Wine Association under BGWA’s “Creating Resilient Landscapes in the Barossa” program. Images copyright…

Bethany, Krondorf and Rowland Flat landholders took part in a “community planting day” at Brian and Helen Phillips’ creek line property at Bethany on Sunday 2 July. The day was another initiative of the “Restoration of native vegetation from Kaiserstuhl to the North Para River” project run by Adelaide and Mt Lofty Ranges Natural Resources Management Board in partnership with Barossa Grape & Wine Association under BGWA’s “Creating Resilient Landscapes in the Barossa” program. Images copyright…

Bethany, Krondorf and Rowland Flat landholders took part in a “community planting day” at Brian and Helen Phillips’ creek line property at Bethany on Sunday 2 July. The day was another initiative of the “Restoration of native vegetation from Kaiserstuhl to the North Para River” project run by Adelaide and Mt Lofty Ranges Natural Resources Management Board in partnership with Barossa Grape & Wine Association under BGWA’s “Creating Resilient Landscapes in the Barossa” program. Images copyright…

Bethany, Krondorf and Rowland Flat landholders took part in a “community planting day” at Brian and Helen Phillips’ creek line property at Bethany on Sunday 2 July. The day was another initiative of the “Restoration of native vegetation from Kaiserstuhl to the North Para River” project run by Adelaide and Mt Lofty Ranges Natural Resources Management Board in partnership with Barossa Grape & Wine Association under BGWA’s “Creating Resilient Landscapes in the Barossa” program. Images copyright…

Bethany, Krondorf and Rowland Flat landholders took part in a “community planting day” at Brian and Helen Phillips’ creek line property at Bethany on Sunday 2 July. The day was another initiative of the “Restoration of native vegetation from Kaiserstuhl to the North Para River” project run by Adelaide and Mt Lofty Ranges Natural Resources Management Board in partnership with Barossa Grape & Wine Association under BGWA’s “Creating Resilient Landscapes in the Barossa” program. Images copyright…

Bethany, Krondorf and Rowland Flat landholders took part in a “community planting day” at Brian and Helen Phillips’ creek line property at Bethany on Sunday 2 July. The day was another initiative of the “Restoration of native vegetation from Kaiserstuhl to the North Para River” project run by Adelaide and Mt Lofty Ranges Natural Resources Management Board in partnership with Barossa Grape & Wine Association under BGWA’s “Creating Resilient Landscapes in the Barossa” program. Images copyright…

Bethany, Krondorf and Rowland Flat landholders took part in a “community planting day” at Brian and Helen Phillips’ creek line property at Bethany on Sunday 2 July. The day was another initiative of the “Restoration of native vegetation from Kaiserstuhl to the North Para River” project run by Adelaide and Mt Lofty Ranges Natural Resources Management Board in partnership with Barossa Grape & Wine Association under BGWA’s “Creating Resilient Landscapes in the Barossa” program. Images copyright…

November 2016. Images by Dragan Radocaj Photography. Copyright Barossa Grape & Wine Association (BGWA).

November 2016. Images by Dragan Radocaj Photography. Copyright Barossa Grape & Wine Association (BGWA).

November 2016. Images by Dragan Radocaj Photography. Copyright Barossa Grape & Wine Association (BGWA).