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CASE MEALLIN TO PROJECT MANAGE CONSTRUCTION OF WAMA STAGE 1
WAMA is pleased to announce the appointment of Case Meallin, to undertake the project management of the construction of WAMA Stage 1
The Grampians/Gariwerd Endemic Garden is something that you really should come and see; small shrubs and plants are taking shape for the beginning of this new and exciting regional botanic garden.
At present you will notice a number of gaps in the garden, however these gaps are important to allow the plants to grow and get their roots into the soil. Ideally, the establishment period will take 5-6 years to create a strong framework of trees and shrubs. In the meantime, the open and exposed conditions created a spring-summer floral display that was surprisingly colourful and beautiful for such a young garden.
As the soil began to warm and with consistent rainfall, we had a plethora of weeds that were quickly establishing. A couple of working bees and a dedicated group of volunteers were able to control the majority of these invaders. Many thanks to the people who rallied to help during the last few months of 2022. Your help was truly appreciated.
WAMA is pleased to announce the appointment of Case Meallin, to undertake the project management of the construction of WAMA Stage 1
John Wolseley’s exhibition ‘Recent Works of Rivers and Creeks’ in late 2022 was a great success. We were fortunate to capture what really makes Wolseley the
The Grampians/Gariwerd Endemic Garden is something that you really should come and see; small shrubs and plants are taking shape for the beginning of this new and exciting regional botanic garden.
Recently WAMA held a number of fundraising events thanking donors and spreading the word about the wonderful contribution WAMA will bring to the Grampians as a tourist attraction, and a cultural experience that celebrates the synergy between art and nature.
The WAMA Foundation Ltd, has received $6.75M from the Victorian State Government as part of the Regional Tourism Infrastructure Fund, to support the delivery of
For two decades Glenda and Greg Lewin have been cultivating their garden showcasing our unique Australian landscape, dedicated to Australian native plants. Visitors not only enjoyed all that the garden had to offer but experienced art, music and entertainment for the whole family.
WAMA is honoured to be able to do what we love within a unique and cultural landscape cared for by the First Nations’ peoples.
We acknowledge and respect their enduring knowledge, wisdom, leadership and friendship; their Elders, past, present and future.
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Offering $25,000 in prize money to Australian artists whose work is inspired by nature
Indigenous artists are encouraged to apply.
The major prize is an Acquisitive Prize of $15,000
Three Awards of Excellence, of $2,500 each (non-acquisitive)
The People’s Choice Award of $2,500 (non-acquisitive)
