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Published 14 Jan 2022 
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Our work would not be possible without the support of people like you. As well as the many other donors who've recently contributed.

Gifts in Wills

We gratefully acknowledge the estates of Heather Craig, Marie Therese Johnston and Marjorie Robb.

Generous donations in memory of loved ones

Leanne Hanvey gave a gift in memory of Peter Clark, or PC, as he was fondly known. His love of nature lives on in the hearts of those he left behind.

Wendy Jarrett donated in memory of Noel Stanley Winters.

Anna Hilferty donated in memory of Chelsea Ireland and Lukasz Klosowski.

Glenn Winters donated in memory of his father Noel Stanley Winters.

Max Waldron made a gift in memory of Marina who loved Australia and wanted to help.

The Odd Lids donated in memory of Greg Thompson.

Lynda McMillan donated in memory of Mr Andrew McMillan.

Faye Cull, Lyn Willson, Robyn Van Dyk, Greg Mitchell, Bev Collins and Clare Fleming donated in memory of Dr Edward Fleming.

MBS Environmental made a donation to honour the memory of Philip Owen Dufty.

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