That's a good idea and I have thought about that before but I don't have access to a whole lot at the moment. Which plants are you thinking of?
There's some patches of bush remaining in Beechboro that I heard have some rare native orchids. However, some people want the land developed. This made me think that I should go grab some if development goes ahead and then I can propagate them and put them in other locations nearby.
I have a friend from the AE forums that is donating me a lot of acacia seed i think from what he said theirs a wild variety
it could be it that this could turn into a rogue planting/replenishing thing in the future but i wanted to keep that as a future possibility once we all get acquainted with each other a little more and to see to it that the replenishing scheme works it would make more sense to focus on that first but certainly endangered or rare plants would certainly fit the bill
i mainly wanted to stick to medicinal and recreational for the time being as this is our forums main objective.
sounds like a great idea. would you be thinking of planting on public or private land?
Well i wont be trespassing
but i don't mind pushing boundary's in some instances i was mainly thinking places like borders for property's, habitats the trees bushes flowers cacti grow in naturally here in Perth they have these big square blocks of land about the size of houses tapered to catch rain water theirs often tree's surrounding the tapering and a great place to hide new seedlings/cuttings as it's fenced off from public and ranger eyes in the hope they wont catch shire planting managements eyes,
I also think that is a great idea. I have separated 10 acres off of my place and have just finished putting a winding track through it, 2 ride on mower widths wide. It is in awesome walk through as it is as it currently has mostly wattles and acacia and various gums but my plan is to fill it mainly with bird attracting flowering natives...but I am also going to turn it into an ethno wonderland. You will see me become a regular on the trading swapping and buying forums...
I am also keen on donated sacred species....I will be putting together a photo album as it takes shape...I'm thinking at this point that if something was donated I would like to see a small recognition to whom ever provided it where it is planted. Down the track I want to invite people in for a tour. It's a 10 year plan but I'm not going anywhere soon....
Again mate...great idea and keep me in mind if you are ever looking for a home for a special species. I could be a foster parent
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How i envy you!!!!, we just bought in Ridge-wood Perth and didn't even think about a property
ah well next time :d, sounds like a good camping trip
i will add you and keep you in mind of some ethnological goodness i'm already very much bonsai prone if you ever need any tips on bonsai drop me a pm, i would be keeping a large bull on my property in the case of seething dmt lutanists habitize your sacred land
all in all i'm a stay at home father so my time is somewhat restricted but none the less i think its is well due time, and thankyou for your comments just keep those seed pouches at the ready
i was thinking it may be an idea each spring for forums like ourselves 
to give something back to the beautiful gods that give us the medicinal and recreational enjoyment we so much seek, i realize a lot of us grow our own (now,) but we can't say that for the majority of greedy sacrilegious fools who will inevitably either see our favor plants banned or grow extinct from overfishing, so i figure we could each spring collect seeds we have gathered and go tube stock planting in groups, each meet from each state could join for an anniversary plant? i could be jumping the gun here a little but it sounded good from were i stood, 
i'd be interested to hear what you all think especially that of the perth meet group
