We look forward to seeing you at our next working bee at Slatey Creek Black Gum Reserve on the 28 April 2024. Also, Piper Creek Landcare are hosting a Seed Ball making workshop this Saturday morning (20 April). Please RSVP to piperscreeklandcare@gmail.com if you would like to attend.
Join us to plant some more Pollinator Corridor seedlings and undertake site preparation and weeding along Five Mile Creek near Thomas Court, 9am-12pm Sunday 29 Oct. All welcome, including new comers and those with no gardening or landcare experience. As usual we’ll provide a tasty morning tea and social chit chat to break up the morning.
Help us create habitat for native pollinators at our first Spring working bee (all be it a few days early) on Sun morning, 27 Aug. We’ll be undertaking site preparation, then planting seedlings along Five Mile Creek, east of Wood St towards the new pedestrian bridge. Hope to to see you there.
At many of our working bees over the next 12 months we will be undertaking site preparation and seedling planting. We have joined the Upper Campaspe Landcare Network’s Pollinator Corridor Project, so will be filling in our revegetation sites with an array of indigenous understorey seedlings, specifically chosen to provide habitat and food for native insects.
We hope to see you at our next round of working bees.
Join us, this Sunday morning between 9am – 12pm, for our working bee at Five Mile Creek, located near the new bridge, between Wood and Bowen Streets.
This is an extra special working bee as it’s a clean up prior to the official launch of the new bridge, in memory of former Woodend Landcare President, Jo Clancy. The official opening of the bridge will be on 18 June at 11.00am.
Newcomers and non-members are more than welcome. As always, we take a break midmorning for a cuppa, tasty snack and friendly chit chat. We’d love to see you there!
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