Red Gum Native Forest Reserves - ForestrySA

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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
This plan has been prepared by ForestrySA staff. Principal author B.R. Grigg,
with contributions from B. C. Gepp, R. Boardman, L. Kettle and L. Osborne.
Comments from Ewen Pannell, Tom Yeates and Fred Kuhl (deceased) residents and
former resident of Nangwarry and Penola have made important contributions to the
historical content of this plan.
Final Plan – February 2001