Join us at Heron St end of Campaspe Park this weekend for our last Sunday working bee in 2025. Come along from 9am to remove some weeds, before we hang up the tools early for an extended festive morning tea. See flyer for details.
Join us 1pm this Saturday 15 Nov at the library to learn about Woodend’s (unofficial) floral emblem, the threatened gum tree, “Black Gum” (Eucalyptus aggregata). Find out how you can help to save this species from extinction by planting some on your own property and protecting any you may already have, through actions such as revegetation and gorse control.
Free Black Gum seedlings available on the day.
BYO Weather appropriate clothing, including boots for walking to the gorse demonstration location.
Join us 9am-noon, Sunday 14 Sept to help eradicate weeds along Five Mile Creek between Bowen and Wood Streets. The new resident wallabies have been spotted along this stretch of the creek, so it will be rewarding to look after their habitat.
Instead of a working bee, join us from 10am Sunday 10 August, at Woodend Neighbourhood House for a quick AGM, followed by Dr Stan Wawrzyczek (Threatened Flora Ecologist) sharing stories of the Threatened Species Conservancy’s work, including how TSC will help the Woodend community and local landowners protect our very own Black Gum (Eucalyptus aggregata).
We hope you can join our working bee this Sunday 15 September 2024. We will be tackling woody weeds along Five Mile Creek at the north end of Bowen St. Note that the location has changed from what was advertised on the calendar and in the Woodend Star. This is because the Thursday Crew have already done a heap of amazing work at our original location on Quarry Road. Huge thanks to Dave and crew! Looking forward to catching you all 9am on Sunday!
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