Despite fires still burning through the Upper Murray and North East, the focus has turned to rebuilding for a a number of local environmental groups.
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Grow Free Albury-Wodonga and Seed Savers Albury-Wodonga are calling for locals to pitch in and create seed boxes for people who have lost gardens in the bushfires.
Grow Free's Sharon Potocnik said gardens might be a "low priority" right now, but the distribution of these boxes will give those affected the "opportunity to re-establish".
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"The aim of this project is to distribute seed boxes containing a variety of food and flower seeds packets to fire affected communities during late February and March," she said in a Facebook post.
Visit the Grow Free Albury-Wodonga or Sustainable Activity Centre Facebook page to find out how to create a seed box and where the drop off points are.
