After several mature trees along the foreshore were deliberately poisoned to create unobstructed waterfront views, Bayside Council took immediate action to restore the natural landscape and reinforce its stance against tree vandalism.
Cumberland City Council sought to preserve two mature Japanese Maples located on a nearby council property slated for redevelopment. Without relocation, both trees would have been removed as part of the site works.
A new development planned for the site would significantly impact two mature Wollemi Pines. These trees held strong sentimental value for the client, having been planted by their father 20 years earlier.
