Working Bees

Nothing beats a tasty BBQ after a few hours hard work

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The team at Woodend Landcare invite you to join them for a twilight working bee and a tasty BBQ to round off the year. There are plenty of jobs for everyone.

 

We’ll be cutting gorse, removing old plant guards, whipper snipping and having fun.

 

When: Friday 23 November from 4.30pm

Where: Wood Street towards creek near gym

Jobs: Something for everyone, all support helps

Bring: Boots, gloves & a whipper snipper if you can

Info: Contact Peter on 5427 3221 or woodendlandcare@gmail.com

Download the poster here

Come and plant a tree or 20, Sunday 21 October 9.30am-1pm

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We’d love some help with our spring plantings.

We’ve got around 700 new indigenous plants to get in the ground this spring so, the more the merrier.  We’ll provide refreshments but you’ll need to bring a hat, gloves and wear sturdy boots.

Registration will be set up opposite 11 Campaspe Drive, along Five Mile Creek, and planting will be from 9.30am-1pm, or later, depending on how we go.

Fingers crossed we’ll have good weather and a great turnout.

Here’s a map

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For more information or to join Woodend Landcare contact:
Peter Yates (President of Woodend Landcare group)
Phone: 03 5427 3221 Email: pandaY@bigpond.com

Working bee Sunday 9 September and updated calendar

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Come and lend a hand
Working bee – all welcome

When: Sunday 9 September from 9.30am

Where: Five Mile Creek, access from Campaspe Drive (off High Street)

Activities: Preparing site for Spring plantings

What to bring: Gum boots, gloves, sun protection and your energy

For more information or to join Woodend Landcare contact:
Peter Yates (President of Woodend Landcare group)
Phone: 03 5427 3221 Email: pandaY@bigpond.com

We’ve also updated our calendar for 2012-2013 – to view click here

Working Bee – Sunday 26th August 2012

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Please come along and help us to clean up the area along the creek near the southern end of Tennyson Street on Sunday morning the 26th August, commencing at 9.30AM.

Bring gum boots if possible as the area is very muddy.

Weather permitting, our aim is to rake up masses of willow twigs and small branches and hopefully burn them.

This site will be re-planted at a later stage, but we do need to clean up a lot of the debris in the meantime.

See you there!