 |
Trapdoor ski Club and its members are 100% committed to the protection of the pristine alpine environment that the club is positioned in. During the construction of the extension to trapdoor, during early 2000, some 15 snow gums had to be removed or trimmed back significantly. To compensate for this some 75 snow gums, cultured at the Corr's residence, were planted during late 2000 and early 2001. |
| In addition numerous native plants and grasses were planted after consultation with interested parties on mountain and the Ovens Valley Research centre (Dept. Natural Resources and Environment- NRE). The result of this landscaping work is an absolute credit to Trapdoor ski-club, it members, and especially the Corr family who put hours of time into this pet project. Many of you will not see the fruits of this labour for years, as most of the landscaping will be covered during the snow season. However, in future years, when the snow-gums grow, when you all get too old to ski and must appreciate the mountain during summer, this investment in Trapdoors future will be obvious. |
 |
We do not claim to be perfect, however it is our mission to continually improve our activities to ensure the best possible outcome for future generations . . .
|
Members Login
