Pruning for Habitat Workshop

Prepared by Patrick and Philip Kenyon – VTIO Victoria 24 September 2010 1.  Habitat Trees Approximately 300+ species of wildlife use tree hollows throughout Australia. Tree hollows are of great importance as they are used as nesting sites, shelters and safe refuges. Hollows can present as a small crack or split to very a large…

HABITAT CREATION Prepared by Patrick and Philip Kenyon – VTIO Victoria 24 September 2010 Habitat Trees Approximately 300+ species of wildlife use tree hollows throughout Australia. Tree hollows are of great importance as they are used as nesting sites, shelters and safe refuges. Hollows can present as a small crack or split to very a…