DDZX that is a very large property and one acquired years ago for the purpose of conservation and restoration - it has no residence - but I like to think of it as good karma with developments in recent years providing the opportunity to capitalise significantly on it. I'm very much in the heart of the city and a huge fan of restoring the fragments that remain. While of course conservation of the bush is the bigger picture as cities were built along came houses, buildings, parks etc. those plants are the ones disappearing but a lot is/has been done to aid this restoration. Environmental Science was my first degree at university and while I have never actually worked formally on that back of that degree it still has a soft place in my heart :-) - all the work I have done has been outside of a "formal" position..... it's all love :-)
