WAMA gets green light to create an endemic public garden in Pomonal to attract a new wave of eco-tourism for Grampians

Updated February 24 2020 - 10:58am, first published February 21 2020 - 12:54pm
WAMA site manager David Pratt, RBGV landscape planner Jill Burness, volunteer and Australian plant society expert Neil Marriott, volunteer and horticulturist Wendy Marriott and RBGV horticultural manager John Arnott discuss plans for a endemic flora public garden in the Grampians. Picture: CONTRIBUTED
WAMA site manager David Pratt, RBGV landscape planner Jill Burness, volunteer and Australian plant society expert Neil Marriott, volunteer and horticulturist Wendy Marriott and RBGV horticultural manager John Arnott discuss plans for a endemic flora public garden in the Grampians. Picture: CONTRIBUTED

The WAMA Foundation Inc. is developing a new public garden on the WAMA site located on the Ararat-Halls-Gap road, Pomonal.

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