Many hands, meaningful impact: Aurora Energy joins Wildcare at Cape Deslacs
An afternoon spent pulling weeds might sound like a modest contribution to conservation. But bring together 24 enthusiastic Aurora Energy staff volunteers and six dedicated Wildcare Deslacs volunteers, and a few hours can make a substantial difference.
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