Join us this Sunday morning to continue removing weeds from the southern bank of Five Mile Creek. This month we’ll continue heading towards the Children’s Park from Wood Street, which is where we got to last month. Meet up 9am, near the creek end of Wood St, Woodend. See flyer for details.
Join Woodend Landcare volunteers 9am-noon, Sunday 31 August at Ruby Mac Park for a morning looking after the indigenous habitat along Five Mile Creek. See flyer for details.
Woodend Landcare is a not-for-profit, environmental community group run by a team of dedicated volunteers. We aim to enhance the natural environment within and around Woodend through, improving biodiversity corridors, restoring waterways, and protecting endangered species, all-the-while increasing the liveability of our town.
We are always happy to accept inexperienced newcomers at our working bees, new members into our group and financial donations from individuals, businesses or other groups who are unable to donate their time to help our cause.
There are numerous ways donations can made to Woodend Landcare:
Go to Make a gift for nature today. Enter “Woodend Landcare” when asked which group you wish to support.
Donate the money raised from recycling your 10c cans and bottles at a Visy CDS drop-off site. Simply download the CDS Vic North app to your mobile, and on the Donations tab, select Woodend Landcare. Our Woodend Landcare Zone ID: C2000016665 or show our barcode (see picture) and your donation will come through to us.
When Ritchies IGA members nominate Woodend Landcare as the organisation they support, IGA will donate a proportion of their shopping total to Woodend Landcare, at no charge to the shopper.
Leave a legacy in your will. (Contact woodendlandcare@gmail.com to chat about options).
Join Woodend Landcare for a planting day with a difference to finish our Pollinator Corridor Project. This Sunday 16 June (starting 9am), we aim to plant 165 banksia and monocot seedlings along Five Mile Creek starting from Jo’s Bridge, between Bowen and Wood Sts.
We’ll split up into teams (each with a wheelbarrow of seedlings and equipment), and wander along the creek, planting as we go.
If this sounds like fun, come along and join us.
Join us to celebrate all we’ve achieved in 2023 with morning tea following our working bee 9.00-11.15am this Sunday 26th Nov. We’ll be on the north bank of Five Mile Creek, opposite the Children’s Park, near the single tennis court.
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