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Holland's Creek Demonstration Reach
The proposed Demonstration Reach for Hollands Creek is near Tatong, between Swanpool Rd and Spring Creek confluence, where 3 sites within this reach will be chosen for rehabilitation.
This following link provides information on current and previous projects carried out by the GBCMA and partner organisations, and information on the plants, animals and people that live in, on or around the creek. The goal of the following website and its programs is to bring Hollands Creek back to a healthier state for all to enjoy.


