This area is an important water source for Malanda. (above)
Used to control the damage cows can create to a waterway system. By using a cattle crossing there is less of an impact on the water. (above)
Photo Gallery
From the week ending October 17, 1997
Field Trip to Bromfield Swamp
pictures courtesy of Cathy Bierly, Intern
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| Bromfield Swamp This area is an important water source for Malanda. (above) |
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| Cattle Crossing Used to control the damage cows can create to a waterway system. By using a cattle crossing there is less of an impact on the water. (above) |
 |  This is a newly planted area at Bromfield Swamp. If these plantings develop they will keep the stream cool, control land erosion, and keep out the weeds. |
| Mark Eaton from the WTTPS (Wet Tropics Tree Planting Scheme) gives a lecture on reforestation plantings. (above) | Mark is also a member of TREAT, a community based land care group on the Atherton Tablelands. Their main purpose is to establish and plant reforestation plots. |