Revegetation isn't just about the plants you put in the ground. It's also about protecting and celebrating what's already there — including the small, extraordinary things that are easy to walk straight past.

By the end of this planting season, almost 400 indigenous grasses, shrubs, and trees will have been established across the property — a significant investment in the land that will pay dividends for decades to come.

Four days. All the trees. All the shrubs. Most of the grasses. That's no small feat, and it speaks to just how achievable revegetation can be when landholders have the right support behind them.

There's no getting around it — planting large numbers of trees and shrubs by yourself across rocky, hilly country is hard work. But it doesn't have to be as hard as you might think.