'It's gang-gang country': the landholders restoring farmland to forest in the Victorian alps

Karst Kreun hopes to plant 90,000 native trees and shrubs on a Mansfield property to restore the land 'to what it was 200 years ago'Sign up for the Rural Network email newsletterThree and a half years ago, Karst Kreun bought 60 hectares (150 acres) of land by Mount Buller in memory of his late wife, Lindy.Located in Mansfield in Victoria's north-east, the property, named "Karlindy" after his wife, had been used for generations for intense farming and seed production.Sign up to receive Guardian Australia's fortnightly Rural Network email newsletter Continue reading...