We expect that gravel (paid for by Friends of Mt Field with a bequest from former Mt Field National Park ranger Trevor Norris) for hardening parts of the Tarn Shelf Track will have been landed beside the track by the time of the next working bee on Saturday 18 February. If the gravel is there we will work on that track. If the gravel has not been delivered there, we will work elsewhere in Mt Field National Park.

The area is managed by PWS and if you haven't completed the online volunteer form it can be done here (where there is also related information).  See below for more details.

If not familiar with the  area and the general risks and related issues please read the information pages at this website.   
 
Meet at Granton at 8:00 am  – but please advise if you will be attending so you can be contacted if the working bee is cancelled. There is also  a  weather status page  that will be updated prior to the work if it is to be cancelled.

We expect to return by 4:30 pm.

Note that all equipment is supplied at working bees, but each person needs to provide their own lunch and drinks, adequate water, hat, boots or sturdy shoes and wear clothing suitable for work in the sun and amongst bushes together with sunscreen protection. Bring adequate warm clothing, especially if work is at a high altitude.
Volunteers need to be aware of the risks and be familiar with the safety information.  See here for details.   This includes details on fire danger rating that can cause work to be cancelled.

For further details contact 
Peter Franklin
Phone    0427 284 889  
Email  mtfieldfriends@gmail.com 

 

Contact Friends of Mount Field for more details.

When
February 18th, 2023 8:00 AM   through   February 18th, 2023 5:00 PM
Location
66 Lake Dobson Road
Visitors Centre
National Park, TAS, 7140
Australia

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