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Rising Tide Albury next steps meeting
2024-09-18 18:00 - 19:30 (Australia/Melbourne) | Harry’s Hut, Browns Lagoon, Olive Street, South Albury
Rising Tide Albury is holding an information session about infinity groups, logistics and how to join the event in November. At this time of climate crisis we will be highlighting the issues with coal at Newcastle, the world’s largest coal port. Join other people motivated to act for a cleaner safer future. With such a great music line up this promises to be a fun and memorable adventure. Any queries email: albury@risingtide.org.au
https://www.facebook.com/events/s/rising-tide-albury-planning-me/526667006477021/

MONTHLY REPAIR CAFE HASTINGS WORKSHOP
2024-09-15 13:00 - 16:00, 2024-08-18 13:00 - 16:00 | Hastings Community Hub, 1973 Frankston-Flinders Rd, Hastings, 3915
The Repair Cafe is a place where skilled volunteers fix, repair and mend household & personal items for reuse or repurpose. This helps pass on special skills and keeps the circular economy going in the community and items out of landfill. We are a not-for-profit community organisation which relies on kind donations from the community to also keep us going. Kids activities and light refreshments are available as part of the Repair Cafe services. We are currently running just one session per month (usually on the third Sunday of each month) at The Hastings Community Hub. We have a great group of volunteers but are also seeking more volunteers to assist in all areas of operating the Repair Cafe (on site and behind the scenes) as our visitor numbers grow. Training provided. Please inquire if interested in helping out or attending one of our next repair sessions – we would love to meet you!

Art auction for the Alps
2024-09-15 12:00 - 17:00 | Bright Brewery, 121 Great Alpine Road, Bright, 3741, Australia
What: FUNdraiser art auction, Friends of the Earth Forest Collective
When: Online from mid August and in person Sunday 15th September 2024. 12 noon to 5pm.
Where: In person event at Bright Brewery, 121 Great Alpine Road, Bright.
Why: Australia’s iconic snow gum woodlands and alpine ash communities are under threat from the increased frequency of bush fires.
Lack of live mature trees leads to lack of seed. No seed means no new seedlings to replace the burnt high country forests.
Up to 90% of our snow gum forests are under threat right now.
Come and join us on the 15th of September at the Bright Brewery.
There will be live music, door prizes, info and merch stalls and gorgeous art works to view and purchase in a fabulous pub atmosphere.
All money raised will go towards saving our high country forests.
Make a weekend of it.
Can’t make it on the day? View the art online via Galabid. The link to the auction site will go live mid August.

Calling all artists to Help save our Alps.
Please donate some artwork to raise much needed funds.
Paintings, ceramics, photography or other media are all welcome.
We have drop off locations in Barnawartha, Ocean Grove, Castlemaine, Doncaster, Strathbogie and the FoE office in Smith Street, Collingwood (please label the art ‘Forest Collective auction’).
Do you need your art collected?
For more information please contact Sanja : sanja.vanhuet@foe.org.au

Platy-Project, Second Field Event 14 September 2024, 4 - 6 pm
2024-09-14 16:00 - 18:00 | Check the event listing for venue details
Have you ever had that magical moment of spotting a platypus in the wild?
Join us at this event to learn where to look for, and how spot, platypus in the wild for this great ACF/UNSW #CitizenScience project.

Image: Young platypus on a log in McMahons Creek, Yarra Ranges, Victoria. Credit: Doug Gimesy.
ACF-AWR is excited to be hosting three events again in 2024 for the wonderful citizen science platy-project.
This is our third and final event and the second of our field events for this year.
We’re thrilled to be involved in the ACF and University of NSW citizen science Platy-Project again in 2024.
Join us and help researchers understand more about this elusive animal and how we can better protect it.
When: 14 September, 4 – 6 pm
Where: Willow Park, Car Park, Pearce Street, Wodonga, VIC.
What we’ll be doing:

We’ll talk through the best ways to spot a platypus and how to not get tricked by other creatures;
We’ll practise our platy spotting skills with a walk around the creek to identify the best platy spotting habitat; and
We’ll also net and look at the water bugs to see what platypus food is in the area.

You may want to then invest time to watch and wait for a platypus to reveal itself at the end of the event. We’ve been watching platypus in the area recently.
We can’t promise you will see a platypus, but you’ll be well equipped to keep looking for platypus at your nearest river or creek to help researchers understand more about this incredible creature and help prevent further declines in their numbers.
Join us at our upcoming platy-project event!
RSVP as soon as possible so you don’t miss out. Places are limited to ensure the event is safe and the best experience for all of us.

Friends of Chiltern-Mt Pilot NP Field day & AGM
2024-09-14 15:00 - 21:00 | Check the event listing for venue details
The 2024 AGM for the Friends group will be held on Saturday 14th September 2024 and includes a wildflower walk, shared dinner then AGM and talk entitled “Peas in the Park” by Glen Johnson
• There will be a walk in the Park guided by Glen Johnson. Meet at the Chiltern Post Office at 3:00pm.
Food can be delivered to the Senior Citizens Hall beforehand if desired.
• Gather at the Senior Citizens Hall at about 5:30pm for a dinner. Please bring a plate of food and
whatever you wish to drink. Some soft drinks and juice will be provided. Please advise of what you
plan to bring so that we have a suitable variety available.
• The Friend’s AGM will take place at about 7:30pm followed by a talk entitled “Peas in the Park” by
Glen Johnson.
Peas in the Park – Spectacular, diverse, and essential to ecosystem function – we’ll investigate and
marvel at our unique Pea flora. It’s not all eggs and bacon!
Our Speaker – Glen Johnson
Glen has over 30 years of multi- agency experience in biodiversity conservation and threatened species management with the Victorian Department of Environment, Energy and Climate Action (DEECA). Glen left DEECA in Jan. 2024 and is now a Senior Ecologist with Wild Research Pty Ltd (working mainly on threatened frog recovery projects). Glen has worked in a diversity of environments from mallee to alpine, forest to riparian, and box ironbark to lowland grassy ecosystems. He has extensive experience in the conservation of numerous threatened species in the Park.

Border Bushwalking Club - Mt Buffalo short and sharp
2024-09-14 07:30 - 17:00 | Check the event listing for venue details
There are a number of very short walks on Mt Buffalo that give great views. We often pass them by in favour of bigger walks. Whilst they are all fairly steep, they are short and I’m in no rush. Participants can chose to do all or some of the walks on offer.

Lake View: 2km. Great views of Lake Catani. Mostly on footpad with a short Rocky bit at the top.
The Horn: 1km. 360degree views. A lot of steps with a Rocky part that includes a handrail.
The Monolith. 2km. Great views and some history. Narrow track and some steps near the top.
The Old Galleries. 1km. Walking through a rocky wonderland.
Cathedral/ Hump. 2km. Walking past spectacular rock formations and ending with a view. The top part is a scramble but isn’t compulsory.
Rollasens Falls or Eurobin Falls. If people feel like a short walk on the way down we can add one or both of these.

I’m hoping for a sunny September day but if the weather isn’t good I’ll postpone for another day.
please phone me to book in.

Grade 3 Medium
Leader: Bernadette
Phone: 0419241687
Participant numbers:12
Final booking date: TUESDAY Sep 10th
Some short rocky scrambles
For more information and updates about BBC activities, check www.borderbushwalkingclub.com.au

BSFG General Meeting-Guest Speaker Serenity Hill-Pukawidgee Farm-Regen Agriculture
2024-09-12 19:30 - 21:30 | Benalla Uniting Church (Opposite the Coles Car Park), 44 Carrier Street, Benalla, Victoria, 3672, Australia
Our next General Meeting will be from 7.30pm-9.30pm on Thursday 12th September 2024 at the Benalla Uniting Church, opposite the Coles Car Park Carrier Street Benalla 3672.
Our guest speaker for the meeting is Serenity Hill from Pukawidgee Farm.
Serenity Hill runs a 168 ha regenerative farm in Warrenbayne: “Pukawidgee”. A self replacing flock of Australian white sheep are managed for sale as meat or livestock. She produces these in a way that regenerates diverse native pastures and revegetated grassy woodlands through increased photosynthesis and plant diversity. A longer description can be found on the Discover Regenerative website here.
Serenity also co-founded and works in a non-profit called Open Food Network. Open Food Network receives funding from government and philanthropy to conduct research and pilot new approaches to agriculture and food systems. Current projects include:
1) the national Discover Regenerative Platform, aimed at showcasing regenerative agriculture to business buyers.
2) a Food Subsidy Pilot Project, funded by Citibank foundation, to develop a voucher system to help low income households access good food.
Serenity also advises Sustainable Table which directs philanthropic funds to food system transformation and Moving Feast, which is a collaboration of food social enterprises in Victoria. She is on the steering committee of the National Regenerative Agriculture Advocacy project, which coordinates advocacy to the Federal government around regenerative agriculture.
Serenity compiled and maintains the publicly available Agroecology and Regenerative Agriculture Knowledge Commons which is a 110 page compendium of the published science pertaining to agroecology and regenerative agriculture.
After the meeting supper will be available.
RSVP: bsfginc@gmail.com. Download the flyer.

Eastern Hill Community Stewardship Morning
2024-09-12 09:00 - 11:00 | VIC
Join Parklands Rangers undertaking a variety of practical park stewardship tasks in this beautiful reserve.
Learn how to remove the invasive plant species threatening this popular recreation area. This is an opportunity to work alongside our Rangers experiencing the ‘how to’ of caring for our local bush. No experience is necessary – our Rangers will help with plant identification and removal techniques.
Take in the fresh air, get close to nature, and learn about the local environment and how Albury City and community groups are working to protect threatened species, improve habitat, and link habitat corridors across the region.
We will be tackling privet, box elder, briar rose, and cherry plum.
When: 9.00 to 11.00am (2 hrs)
Where: Doctors Point Road.
What is supplied: All tools and any specific safety equipment needed.
What to bring: BYO drinking water. For your safety, please wear covered shoes (preferably boots), long pants, long sleeves, and a hat.
Please register here! Sometimes things change at the last minute and we need to be able to contact volunteers. Please register for the sessions you will attend.
Thank you to Albury City Council for financial support for this program.

Hidden Farm Field Day
2024-09-08 09:00 - 13:00 | Check the event listing for venue details
Wodonga Urban Landcare Network in conjunction with Leneva Castle Creek Landcare are excited to invite you to a field day to look at landscape restoration in tricky terrain in the Castle Creek catchment near Wodonga.
Hidden Farm’s steep and often rocky slopes are being transformed. The once barren paddocks are now interspersed with shelterbelts to protect stock, creekline revegetation is thriving and is slowing erosion and improving water quality and planned revegetation to enhance habitat for the Swift Parrot and Regent Honeyeater is literally blossoming. The property owners have demonstrated that there is no time like the present to get started on healing the land and their achievements in a short period of time are truly astounding.
Join us to hear their story, celebrate their success and be inspired to start your own landscape restoration journey.
Book here Hidden Farm Field Day

Border Bushwalking Club - Hume and Hovell Circuit
2024-09-08 08:00 - 17:00 | Check the event listing for venue details
Chris has put together a circuit of about 10km which starts from near Woomargama on the Hume and Hovell track and uses some management tracks to link back to the start point, It has a few ups and downs that are rewarded with some great views. Chris will be leading the walk on the day and Bernadette will be co-leading. Bernadette’s role will be taking the bookings and doing the pre walk logistics so please book in with Bernadette after August 20th.
The walk is at the easy end of grade 3 and will be leisurely in nature.

Grade 3 Medium
Leader: Chris
Phone:
Bernadette
0419241687
Final booking date: Wed Sep 4th
For more information and updates about BBC activities, check www.borderbushwalkingclub.com.au

Platy-Project, First Field Event 7 September 2024, 4 - 6 pm
2024-09-07 16:00 - 18:00 | Check the event listing for venue details
Have you ever had that magical moment of spotting a platypus in the wild?
Join us at this event to learn where to look for, and how spot, platypus in the wild for this great ACF/UNSW #CitizenScience project.

Image: Young platypus on a log in McMahons Creek, Yarra Ranges, Victoria. Credit: Doug Gimesy.
ACF-AWR is excited to be hosting three events again in 2024 for the wonderful citizen science platy-project.
This is our second event and the first of our field events for this year. Our second field event is scheduled for 14 September, 4 – 6 pm.
We’re thrilled to be involved in the ACF and University of NSW citizen science Platy-Project again in 2024.
Join us and help researchers understand more about this elusive animal and how we can better protect it.
When: 7 September, 4 – 6 pm
Where: Willow Park, Car Park, Pearce Street, Wodonga, VIC.
What we’ll be doing:

We’ll talk through the best ways to spot a platypus and how to not get tricked by other creatures;
We’ll practise our platy spotting skills with a walk around the creek to identify the best platy spotting habitat; and
We’ll also net and look at the water bugs to see what platypus food is in the area.

You may want to then invest time to watch and wait for a platypus to reveal itself at the end of the event. We’ve been watching platypus in the area recently.
We can’t promise you will see a platypus, but you’ll be well equipped to keep looking for platypus at your nearest river or creek to help researchers understand more about this incredible creature and help prevent further declines in their numbers.
Join us at our upcoming platy-project event!
RSVP as soon as possible so you don’t miss out. Places are limited to ensure the event is safe and the best experience for all of us.

Spring Planting and Wicking bed workshop
2024-09-07 14:30 - 16:30 | beingreen permaculture, 590 Heathwood Ave,, Lavington, NSW, 2641, Australia
Keen to plant now for Summer? Not sure what, when and how to do it?
Learn hands on how to plant out a wicking bed for Summer.
Session covers how to choose plants for your garden, companion planting, soil preparation and an opportunity to join in on the making of a wicking bed.

Koalas of Castle Creek and surrounds
2024-09-07 14:00 - 16:00 | Leneva Hall, 3081 Beechworth-Wodonga Rd,, Leneva, Victoria
Koalas have been recorded from Castle Creek, Leneva and the Baranduda Range. However this iconic species is facing a number of threats including urban development, habitat fragmentation and destruction, vehicle strike impacts, disease and predation.
Join ecologist Jim Blackney who will present on this fascinating species covering

Threats to Koala populations.
Koala behaviour & habitat needs.
Habitat restoration to support Koalas.
Who to contact for injured Koalas.
Koalas in our local area & how you can get involved in monitoring.

The talk will be followed by afternoon tea and a short woodland walk in the bush surrounding the Hall.
Free, but registration required.
Book here: Koalas of Castle Creek

Repair Cafe Albury-Wodonga Inc
2024-09-07 10:00 - 13:00 | Wodonga Senior Citizens Centre, 15 Havelock Street, Wodonga, Victoria, 3690, Australia
Do you have a broken household item you’d like fixed but need a hand to do so? Then this is your opportunity.
Our Repair Café is a free meeting place to bring along broken household items such as furniture, clothing, textiles and battery-operated appliances and learn how to fix them with the help of experienced, volunteer repairers. You can also bring along small, blunt garden tools like secateurs and we’ll show you how to sharpen them. Maximum three items per person per session. A donation is greatly appreciated for the repair of your items. This covers the cost of our insurance and supplies used for these repairs.
For more information see: https://www.facebook.com/repaircafeaw/
Repair Café Albury-Wodonga is proudly supported by Halve Waste, with morning yummies donated by Kooka Brotha’s patisserie.

Plant Me Instead stall at Albury-Wodonga Farmers Market
2024-09-07 08:00 - 12:00 | Albury Wodonga Farmers Market, Gateway Village, Lincoln Causeway, Wodonga, Gateway Village, Lincoln Causeway, Wodonga
Visit our display at the Albury-Wodonga Farmers Market featuring almost 30 samples of invasive garden escapees and plant alternatives. Chat with our Gardens 4 Wildlife Project Officer and volunteers about why the escapees are a problem, how they disperse and what you can do to stop the spread.
Display will also include booklets, handouts and other educational material.
Saturday 7 September is National Threatened Species Day – our display highlights a practical way residents can help protect native plants and animals.
This display will be duplicated at the Albury-Wodonga Farmers Market on Saturday 28 September and the Nail Can Hill Wildflower Walk on the morning of Sunday 29 September 2024.
For more information contact Lizette Salmon at g4w@wodongalandcare.org.au or ph 0468 320 647
This project has been supported by the Victoria Government as part of the Victorian Landcare Grants Program and Wodonga Council. Our Nail Can Hill Wildflower Walk display is supported by AlburyCity.

ZOOM Training session for spotting platypus and recording their location
2024-09-06 18:30 - 19:30 | Online
ACF-AWR is excited to be hosting three events again in 2024 for the wonderful citizen science platy-project.
The first event, this one, will be a training session on ZOOM.
This session will provide information on

Why this citizen science project is important and how platypus are fairing;
How to spot a platypus – habitat/where, when, and watching out for tricksters;
How to record your findings;
Water bugs/food;
OH&S; and
Where our field events are being held and what to bring.

Please RSVP to let us know you’ll be joining and receive the zoom link to join.
We look forward to seeing you!
ACF-AWR Team

Presentation - Plant me instead: Stop the spread of Albury-Wodonga’s worst garden escapees
2024-09-04 17:30 - 18:30 | Albury Council Building, 553 Kiewa St, Albury, NSW
Learn how innocent attempts to beautify your garden can be a disaster for parks, bush and native wildlife. Gardens 4 Wildlife Project Officer, Lizette Salmon, will discuss our worst garden escapees, why they’re a problem, how they disperse and what you can do to stop the spread.
Tickets free, but bookings essential by 11pm Monday 2 September.
Venue: Robert Brown Room (ground floor), Albury Council Building, 553 Kiewa St, Albury.
For more information contact Lizette Salmon at g4w@wodongalandcare.org.au or ph 0468 320 647.
This event is hosted by Gardens 4 Wildlife Albury-Wodonga (a Wodonga Urban Landcare Network program) and Seed Savers Albury Wodonga, with generous support from AlburyCity.
Image: Italian lavender and watsonia garden escapees on Monument Hill, Albury. Photo by Danny Jones.

Rooted in Resilience: restoration goals and seed supply forum
2024-09-04 09:30 - 15:30 | Check the event listing for venue details
Implementation of our restoration and climate resilience recommendations ( the 70% local provenance: 30% climate analogue sourcing of seed or plants) has slipped since a focus on provenance in the mid 2000’s and is increasingly constrained by seed supply. We also have recognized that we have a lot of revegetation that doesn’t achieve “whole ecosystem” restoration, especially in grassy ecosystems. As larger scale carbon and biodiversity plantings are implemented as part of market-driven activity, how can we improve the outcomes. How do we address threatened species? How do we address this issue with seed supply?
This forum is for practitioners, researchers, policymakers and all community interested in the future of seed collection and supply in our region – the Murray and Riverina NSW.

Border Bushwalking Club - Club night - what to take on a walk
2024-09-03 19:30 - 21:00 | Wodonga Senior Citizens Centre, 15 Havelock Street, Wodonga, Victoria, 3690, Australia
‘What to take on a walk … and everything else you need to know’
Designed mainly for beginners and newcomers to the Club, this talk will provide all the answers about the activities of the Border Bushwalking Club.
It will start at 7.30 pm at our usual venue, the Wodonga Senior Citizens Rooms, behind The Cube in Hovell Street.
For more information and updates about BBC activities, check www.borderbushwalkingclub.com.au

Border Bushwalking Club - Spring into Tuesday
2024-09-03 11:00 - 15:00 | Check the event listing for venue details
These walks can’t be called Winter walks anymore but this one is a good way to build some more fitness ready for the mountains.
This walk will begin in late morning and go over lunch time. We will explore more of Nail Can Hill including Bakes Trail, The Lookout (where we will have lunch) and Reedy Dam. I was going to call it a figure 8 walk but it’s more like a double sided lollipop with us passing by our cars around the half way point. It may be tempting to stop at this point but the best bits are yet to come.
It’s all on well formed trails with some short steep pinches and lots of undulations.
length 7.7km height gain 350m

Grade 3 Medium
Leader: Bernadette
Phone: 0419241687
Participant numbers:12
Final booking date: Sun Sep 1st
For more information and updates about BBC activities, check www.borderbushwalkingclub.com.au

Birdlife Ovens and Murray: Spring outing
2024-09-01 09:00 - 14:30 | Check the event listing for venue details
Details
CSU

walk around CSU Thurgoona and the wetlands.
Opportunities to see a wide range of birds, especially parrots, including Musk, Little & Rainbow Lorikeets. Also the usual water birds and the possibility of a surprise or two.

Corry’s Wood

After morning tea a short drive up to Corry’s Wood, where as the name suggests, there is more of a focus on woodland birds.
Double-barred Finches and Speckled Warblers are a possibility. Also a range of honeyeaters and Golden Whistlers.

Location: Charles Sturt University, Thurgoona and Corry’s Wood, Thurgoona
Meet: CSU: Northern end of the carpark on Shuter Avenue, opposite Stringybark Court (Gardens Medical CSU) @ 9am

Living Plant Based: Diet and Climate Change
2024-08-25 12:00 - 14:30 | Beechworth Railway Station, 1B Harper Avenue, Beechworth, 3747
This month join us for a shared plantbased pot luck lunch and a discussion of diet and climate change and whether the Plant Based Treaty is a way forward.
BYO plantbased dish – if unsure a fruit platter or a bowl of cooked potatoes with hummus is perfect

Sloane’s Froglet Citizen Science at Bonegilla (take two)
2024-08-24 16:00 - 17:30 | Gullifer lane rail trail access, Bonegilla, Gullifer lane, rail trail access, Bonegilla, 3691, Australia
ACF-AWR are proud to partner with Wodonga Urban Landcare Network (WULN) for this exciting, nature-based, citizen science event with Karen Retra.
Karen will take us on a beautiful, slow, approximately 2.5 km walk and show us how to use the FrogID app to record your important citizen scientist findings. We hope you will hear the call of the endangered Sloane’s Froglet!
We will also enjoy Karen’s passion for, and extensive knowledge of, many aspects of our local environment as we walk the High Country Rail Trail near Killara (pictured).
WULN has provided more information about the Sloane’s Champions project and how to use the FrogID app that you may want to check before attending the event.
You don’t want to miss this event! Please RSVP. You’ll receive more information about getting to the event and what to bring once you RSVP.
Please note this event was postponed due to weather previously. Please confirm your attendance using this new booking link.
We understand if the weather is wet and cold, while it may suit the frogs, you may choose to stay home.

AGM Seed Savers Albury Wodonga
2024-08-24 13:30 - 16:00 | Albury LibraryMuseum, 540 Kiewa Street, Albury, NSW, 2640, Australia
Short AGM followed by two of our members speaking about their experience working as volunteers on farms in France.
Then a short film “Our Seeds”.

Killawarra Victoria : Birding and Nature
2024-08-24 09:30 - 15:30 | Check the event listing for venue details
Members please meet at Lake King in Rutherglen for a 9.30am departure.
Leader for the day is David phone 0409 954 476.
There are public toilets nearby for use prior to travelling in convoy to Killawarra.
BYO refreshments for the day. Birding and nature will keep us well occupied on the day.

Friends of Lou Lieberman Park Working Bee
2024-08-24 09:30 - 11:30 | Check the event listing for venue details
Friends of Lou Lieberman Park (FoLLP) have a load of beautiful tubestock to be planted near the underpass (which runs from the Park under Pearce St).
All are welcome on SATURDAY, 24th August at 9.30am with the traditional morning tea of Marg’s scones, jam and cream at 11am .

Come along, enjoy the park, meet up with like-minded locals, do what you can or just sit and enjoy some company and meet members of your community.

Please RSVP, if you can, so we don’t run out of scones to Marg (Co-ordinator) – Mob: 0400 724 049

Equipment supplied. BYO gloves and water.

Lou Lieberman Park is located between Pearce St and Hartwig Rd.
Google map: https://maps.app.goo.gl/qivUgwALRY41wdc67

FoLLP works closely with and are well supported by Wodonga Council and is a member of Wodonga Urban Landcare Network Inc.

Rising Tide First Wave film and information session
2024-08-22 17:30 - 19:00 | Albury LibraryMuseum, 540 Kiewa Street, Albury, NSW, 2640, Australia
In Nov 2023, a rising tide of everyday people shut down the world’s largest coal port for 32 hours. Over 100 activists, aged 16 to 97, were arrested for making a stand. Watch their story unfold in ‘The First Wave’, a film capturing their heroic actions from land, sea, and sky.
Rising Tide is building a peaceful people’s movement for climate defence. The People’s Blockade 2024 is a mass mobilisation of peaceful
action to stop the climate crisis.
We invite you to be part of the change.

Friends of Susan Campbell and Kent McKoy Reserves – Let's get planting!
2024-08-18 10:00 - 12:00 | Check the event listing for venue details
Friends of Susan Campbell and Kent McKoy Reserves have one of the best views in Wodonga with an expanse of ridgetop remnant and regenerating open woodland. If you’d like to join them for their annual tree planting days and discover this hidden gem in Wodonga, then consider these dates to join them for a fun morning to plant, guard and water in 300 tubestock.
BYO gloves, water bottle and planting tools.
For more information and to confirm the meeting location contact Jacqui- sc-km@wodongalandcare.org.au

Community Planting Day
2024-08-18 09:00 - 11:00 | Carrolls Lane, Wodonga, Paddock off Carrolls Lane, Wodonga, 3690
Join Parklands Albury Wodonga for a Community Planting Day. This is a free event open to all ages.
What to bring: Closed shoes and long pants as the ground is uneven and might be muddy.

What will be provided: All tools, equipment, materials, and gloves (unless you want to bring your own gloves).
Where: Paddock off Carrolls Lane, Wodonga. Go past the Wodonga Railway Station for approximately 980 m following the signs and park in the paddock. See map on event website.
About this event: After recently installing fencing to exclude stock from the wetland area, the site is now ready for winter planting of native seedlings to revegetate this Murray River corridor.
