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Bush Bound Paint & Pastries
2025-05-04 09:00 - 11:00 (Australia/Melbourne) | Wirraminna Environmental Education Centre, Howlong Road,, Burrumbuttock, New South Wales, 2642, Australia
Join us for a lovely morning at Wirraminna! Paint a canvas of wildflowers & butterflies with local artist Mikayla Heir, while enjoying a lovely morning tea with friends.
Cost is $75 (all materials are included, morning tea also provided)
Book: events.humanitix.com/art-morning-tea-at-wirraminna
Need more information? Contact Judy: 0427 043 097 or judywesthumelandcare@gmail.com

Bush Bound Ladies Lunch
2025-05-04 11:30 - 15:00 | Burrumbuttock Public Hall, 502 Urana Road, Burrumbuttock, New South Wales, 2642, Australia
Empowering women for proactive health and connection
With Guest Speaker: Dr Rebecca McGowan – a highly experienced Medical Practitioner for over three decades and is an acknowledged Preventative Health Expert.
Cost is FREE but registration is essential!
events.humanitix.com/bush-bound-ladies-lunch
Need more information? Contact Judy: 0427 043 097 or judywesthumelandcare@gmail.com

Street Harvest
2025-05-05 09:30 - 12:30, 2025-05-12 09:30 - 12:30, 2025-05-19 09:30 - 12:30, 2025-05-26 09:30 - 12:30 | Uniting, Wodonga, 1 Nilmar Avenue, Wodonga, Vic, 3690, Australia
The Street Harvest project is being reinvigorated – Please consider growing an extra row of produce in your garden to support this project and Uniting in Wodonga.
All produce can be dropped off at Uniting (1 Nilmar Avenue, Wodonga between. 9:30 am to 12:30 pm Monday to Friday).
The project builds and encourages community capacity and improves food security for Wodonga residents by distributing excess fruit and vegetables, harvested from residential gardens, to local residents and emergency food relief agencies.
‘Street Harvest’ was a pilot project developed in Wodonga in 2010. The Street Harvest Project grew out of a passion for transforming the local food system into one that is sustainable and strong.

Monument Hill Community Stewardship Morning
2025-05-08 09:00 - 11:00, 2025-05-29 09:00 - 11:00 | Monument Hill, Roper St. car park, Albury, Australia
Join Parklands Rangers to help find and remove invasive lavender and woody weeds such as privet, olive, cherry plum, and honey locust in this beautiful reserve.
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 weed 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.
When: 9:00 am to 11:00 am (2 hrs)
Where: Meet at the Monument Hill memorial carpark on Roper St.
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.
Thank you to Albury City Council for financial support for this program.

Halve Waste Compost Workshop – International Compost Awareness Week
2025-05-10 10:00 - 11:00 | Check the event listing for venue details
Celebrate International Compost Awareness Week with a FREE hands-on workshop, exploring the fascinating science of composting!
Whether you’re new to composting or looking to deepen your knowledge, this workshop will cover essential concepts to help you become a better composter. PLUS find out more about how to join the community garden!
Where: Plummer Park Community Garden, South Albury
When: Saturday the 10th of May, 10:00am – 11:00am
What to bring: BYO Chair and gardening gloves.
Join us afterwards for a drink at the local cafe and a discussion about the community garden and how you can get involved.
Bookings are essential – follow the link below to book your free ticket
Composting Workshop at Plummer Park Community Garden

Seed Savers seed bank opening and visit to gardens
2025-05-10 10:00 - 12:00 | Bhutanese and multicultural Community Garden, Lemke Road, Gateway Island, Wodonga, Lemke Road, Gateway Island, Wodonga
Our next seed bank opening will take place at the Bhutanese and Multi Cultural Community Farm just off the Lincoln Causeway. We are very excited to be able to be shown around this well established garden by co-ordinator, Harka Bista, and to talk to some of the gardeners. It should be interesting as they do things a little differently in this garden and there are some unusual varieties of food grown.
We also plan to take the seed bank there so that our members will have an opportunity to get seeds for their autumn gardens.
Saturday 10th May 10.00am -12 noon
Bhutanese and Multi Cultural Community Farm
Lemke Road, Gateway Island, Wodonga
Seed Bank available to members
Bring seeds for depositing, excess produce and plants.

Eldorado, Victoria, walk
2025-05-10 10:00 - 15:00 | Eldorado, Victoria
Join Albury Wodonga Field Naturalists for a walk at Eldorada in Victoria to explore the fauna and flora of the region.
Meet at the Eldorado Toilet Block carpark. at 10am on Saturday, 10 May, 2025.
Pets are not permitted on AWFN field excursions
For further information about the outing Telephone: 0418 384 303

Urban Weed Wise Workshop
2025-05-11 09:00 - 11:30 | Felltimber Community Centre, 189 Melrose Drive (cnr Melrose Drive and Felltimber Creek Rd), West Wodonga, VIC, 3690, Australia
Ever looked at a plant in your backyard or local park and thought, weed or native? Are you keen to learn more about weeds in our local environment? Do you want learn about how weed management fits into your land management goals?
Well, we have the event for you! Join Wodonga Landcare and experienced bush regenerator and educator, Sue Brunskill for our Urban Weed Wise Workshop. The workshop will equip you with information and skills to identify and manage weeds on your patch. You’ll have the opportunity to engage with Sue, Wodonga Urban Landcare Network staff, and like-minded people to chat all things weeds.
The workshop will start at Felltimber Community Centre for a theory based session to run through the fundamentals of weed identification, spread, resources, control and management. We’ll then head out into the field at Veronica Egan Park to put the mornings learning into practice and discuss real world application.
Please register to attend – it’s free, but places are limited.
Please get in contact with rhiannon@wodongalandcare.org.au if you’d like any further information or have any questions. We look forward to seeing you there!

This project has been supported by the Victorian Government as part of the Victorian Landcare Grants Program.

Border Bushwalking Club - Tuan Track
2025-05-13 08:00 - 13:00 | Check the event listing for venue details
This walk is named after the Tuan, a small carnivorous marsupial that has the common name of the Brush-tailed Phascogale which sounds anything but common. The track takes you down to the historic Bartley’s Block, a bird watching spot on the international map, and returns via Bartley’s Track. The Bartley family owned the property from gold rush days to 1989, it was once the site of the family home.
Grade 2 EasyMedium
Leader: Deb
Phone: 0410047884 before 8pm
Participant numbers:Up to 10
Final booking date: Sun May 11 at 8pm
Distance: 10km
For more information and updates about BBC activities, check www.borderbushwalkingclub.com.au

8 Mile Creek Community Stewardship Morning
2025-05-15 09:00 - 11:00 | 8 Mile Creek, Table Top Rd., Thurgoona, Australia
Join Parklands Rangers to help find and remove woody weeds such as privet, cherry plum, hawthorn, briar rose, honey locust, and olive in this beautiful reserve.
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 weed 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.
Please check the Google Maps link below for the meeting place.
When: 9:00 am to 11:00 am (2 hrs)
Where: Meet at the Table Top Rd. car park.
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.
Who: You can contact Ranger Dan on 0417501352.
Please register here! Sometimes things change at the last minute and we need to be able to contact volunteers.
Thank you to Albury City Council for financial support for this program.

Australia’s Biggest Bushwalk
2025-05-17 10:00 - 12:00 | Check the event listing for venue details
We love nature! So we’re getting active in nature to help protect Australia’s iconic wildlife.
Did you know that over 80% of Australia’s animals are found nowhere else other than in our very own big backyard? Sadly, 619 of these Australian animals are threatened species, losing their homes to habitat destruction and climate change every single day. The Sloane’s Froglet, the Freckled Duck, the Gang-Gang Cockatoo, and the Murray Cod are a few examples of endangered species in the Albury Wodonga region.
In May 2025, we’ll be taking on the Australia’s Biggest Bushwalk challenge and raising funds to help bring our beloved animals back from the brink.
Join us! RSVP now!

When: Saturday 17 May, 10.00 am to 12.00 pm followed by a BYO picnic lunch
Where: Wonga Wetlands, 2377 Riverina Highway, Splitters Creek, 2640
What: Walk one or more of the trails in this map – 0.5 km (green trail), 1.2 km (blue trail) or 2.5 km (red trail). Walk as little or as much as you like.
We’ll enjoy a BYO picnic lunch after our walk and please join us for a chat and an enjoyable time with like-minded people.
What to bring: Your lunch, something to drink (no alcohol), clothes suitable for the weather, closed shoes, sunscreen, mosquito repellent
Other things you may like to bring: A chair, binoculars, camera
What you can’t bring: Your dog or your bicycle (to protect the wildlife)
Other actions you can take:

Sponsor our team to help us reach our fundraising goal
Sign up to the Australia’s Biggest Bushwalk and take the challenge yourself or create a team of friends or colleagues
Check ACF’s Save Our Big Backyard web page for information and resources

We look forward to seeing you. RSVP now!

Climate resilience at Fat Goose Farm
2025-05-17 10:00 - 14:00 | Fat Goose Farm, Fighting Gully Road Beechworth, BEECHWORTH, 3747, Australia
Join Beechworth Landcare and Charlie and Faye Robinson at their inspiring property, Fat Goose Farm, to chat about our likely climatic future, the greatest threats coming our way, and what we can do to create the best lives we can. While Fat Goose Farm is a full homesteading dream, this is of interest to everyone, even if you just have a balcony for a pot of mint!
Venue: Fat Goose Farm, Fighting Gully Road, Beechworth
What to bring: Chair and notebook. And a raincoat or brolly if it’s going to be wet. We’ll still run the event in the wet (great opportunity to see water flows!)
Cost: $5 for Beechworth Landcare members and $10 for non-members. It’s slightly more expensive to join via humanitix to cover handling fees.
RSVP: Nicki Munro at nickimunro2010@gmail.com or text 0407 797 092
https://events.humanitix.com/climate-resilience-field-day

Reading the Fungal Landscape: Mushroom Identification & Fungal Ecology Foray
2025-05-17 10:00 - 15:00 | Wooragee Hall and Community Centre, 1001 Beechworth-Wodonga Rd, Wooragee, Victoria, 3747, Australia
Relative to plants and animals, the diversity and significance of fungi is little known. Yet fungi are vital in creating and stabilising soils, nourishing and interconnecting plants, recycling nutrients, retaining and filtering water, restoring environmental damage and essentially underpinning ecosystem health and resilience.
This workshop, led by acclaimed mycologist Alison Pouliot, includes both an indoor session around a specimen table followed by a field foray. The workshop introduces participants to the diversity of the Kingdom Fungi and the basic principles of fungus identification and fungal ecology.
You’ll learn how to identify fungi using the senses, field guides and other resources. In particular, we will explore the functional roles of fungi in various ecosystem types and different approaches to incorporating them in conservation, land management, biodiversity monitoring and bush regeneration.
Even when fungi aren’t producing mushrooms, their ‘tracks and traces’ are present in the environment. We’ll examine various habitat types like old wood, living trees and soils to look for clues of the processes and functions performed by fungi in the environment. What do they tell us about tree and ecosystem health? Which are indicators of old growth?
And how do fungi respond to fire, soil compaction and other environmental stresses? You’ll get to do the detective work to ‘read’ the environment through a fungal lens!
Participants are welcome to bring fungus specimens to the workshop for identification.
Tickets: $60
Bookings: events.humanitix.com/fungi25
We have two fungi workshops with Alison Pouliot at Wooragee over the 17 & 18 May weekend.
See the Humanitix listing for details and bookings of both.
This event is supported by Wodonga Urban Landcare Network, Wooragee Landcare group, and Mid Ovens Landcare Consortium, for their members and communities.

Slow Mushrooming: Mushroom Identification Workshop
2025-05-18 10:00 - 15:00 | Wooragee Hall and Community Centre, 1001 Beechworth-Wodonga Rd, Wooragee, Victoria, 3747, Australia
Fungi are diverse, delicious and sometimes deadly. With interest in foraging for wild food on the rise, learning to accurately identify fungi reduces both poisoning risk to humans and harm to the environment.
Developing the skills to find fungi requires slowness, not speed. This workshop, led by acclaimed mycologist Alison Pouliot, will focus on assisting participants to identify a few edible species thoroughly, rather than many superficially.
We will engage multiple senses to examine the major diagnostic features of edible fungi alongside their toxic lookalikes. We will also follow the principles of ‘ecological foraging’ – an approach based on care, conservation and an understanding of ecosystem dynamics.
Following an interactive indoor identification session around a specimen table we will then head to the field to search for fungi.
This workshop is of value to those who want to learn to identify any fungi, not just edible species.
Please note that although we won’t be collecting fungi during the foray, as we may be in areas where collecting is forbidden, you’ll get to learn many skills for finding and identifying fungi and have a memorable foray!
Participants are welcome to bring fungus specimens to the workshop for identification.
Tickets: $60
Bookings: events.humanitix.com/fungi25
We have two fungi workshops with Alison Pouliot at Wooragee over the 17 & 18 May weekend.
See the Humanitix listing for details and bookings of both events.
This event is supported by Wodonga Urban Landcare Network, Wooragee Landcare group, and Mid Ovens Landcare Consortium, for their members and communities.

Whistle Stop High Tea
2025-05-18 13:00 - 16:00 | Huon Reserve, Murray Valley Highway, Huon, VIC, 3695, Australia
Back by popular demand is this gourmet bike ride on the High Country Rail Trail, with spectacular views of Lake Hume and the hills beyond.
The ride is 24 km from Huon Reserve, over the Sandy Creek Bridge, along the shoreline of Lake Hume to Tallangatta and return.
Bike riders leave Huon Reserve, off the Murray Valley Highway, at 1.30pm. Registration from 1pm.
Traditional 1950’s style high tea served at Sandy Creek Bridge and Tallangatta.
Tickets: Adult $35, Child $10 (12- 18 years, children under 12 free), Family group $70 (2 adults, 2 children over 12).
Bookings WILL CLOSE Wednesday 14th May to allow for event catering.
Bookings are essential! Please book here.

Pioneer Park Community Stewardship Morning
2025-05-22 09:00 - 11:00 | Pioneer Park, Pearsall St., Lavington, Australia
Join Parklands Rangers to help find and remove woody weeds such as privet, cherry plum, hawthorn, and olive in this beautiful reserve.
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 weed 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.
Please check the Google Maps link below for the meeting place.
When: 9:00 am to 11:00 am (2 hrs)
Where: Meet at the Pioneer Park car park.
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.
Who: You can contact Ranger Dan on 0417501352.
Please register here! Sometimes things change at the last minute and we need to be able to contact volunteers.
Thank you to Albury City Council for financial support for this program.

Border Bushwalking Club - South Buffalo Track plus
2025-05-24 08:00 - 17:00 | Check the event listing for venue details
South Buffalo track is an 8km return walk that meanders through snow gums with a stunning granite backdrop. The end point is a great view point for morning tea.
After this walk we will walk the Old Galleries walk. It is only 1km but quite spectacular.
We will then head to the lake for lunch and then finish the day with View Point walk. 4kms.
You can opt in or out if you don’t want to do all 3 walks.
Leader:Bernadette
Phone: 0419241687
Distance: 8-13km (you decide)
Grade: 3
Participant numbers 12
Final date for booking: Wednesday 21st May
For more information and updates about BBC activities, check www.borderbushwalkingclub.com.au

Bright area, Victoria, walk
2025-05-24 10:00 - 15:00 | Bright area
Join the Albury Wodonga Field Naturalists for a walk in the Bright area to explore the fauna and flora of the region.
Meet at the Porepunkah Public Toilet carpark at 10am on Saturday, 24 May, 2025.
Pets are not permitted on AWFN field excursions
For further information about the outing Telephone: 0429 446 383

Integrated Rabbit Control Workshop
2025-05-24 10:00 - 15:00 | Felltimber Community Centre, 189 Melrose Drive (cnr Melrose Drive and Felltimber Creek Rd), West Wodonga, VIC, 3690, Australia
Rabbits are one of Australia’s most significant pest species. They compete directly with our native wildlife, damage vegetation and impact our agricultural industry – all issues we see in our local area.
Wodonga Urban Landcare Network in partnership with the Victorian Rabbit Action Network is delivering a workshop on ‘Integrated Rabbit Control’ to engage and educate local landholders on this pest species, and to explore best practice control methods in peri urban landscapes.
The workshop will be delivered by expert, Neil Devanny (Deputy Chair) of the Victorian Rabbit Action Network and will be split into two sessions.

The first session is theory based and will focus on:

History, biology, behaviour
Impacts on the environment and biodiversity
Proven integrated management
Collaboration and landscape approach
Importance of humane and legal practice

The second session will include a field session for:

Identifying signs of rabbits (and other possible pest species)
Demonstration of control techniques such as fumigation
Assessing management options

If you are involved in Landcare, have production land, a hobby farm, a block of land with rabbits or if you are interested in learning about what you can do to combat rabbits locally, this workshop should not be missed!
Please register: events.humanitix.com/integrated-rabbit-control-workshop

This event is our first in our Partnership Against Pests workshop series ‘Growing capacity against invasives on small blocks’. We will be hosting five more events this year on pigs, foxes, woody weeds, herbaceous weeds and blackberries.
The ‘Growing capacity against invasives on small blocks’ project is supported by the Victorian Government through the Partnerships Against Pests program.

David and Su are coming to Albury
2025-05-24 19:00 - 21:30 | Thurgoona Community Centre, 10 Kosciuszko Road, Thurgoona, NSW, Australia
Permaculture co-originator David Holmgren and partner homesteading extraordinaire Su Dennett are coming to Albury!
Come along to hear David in conversation with local permaculturalist Rob Fenton and chat to Su about her endeavours.
Where: Thurgoona Community Centre
Tickets: $15 general admission; $10 concession
Registrations: events.humanitix.com/david-and-su-are-coming-to-albury

David Holmgren Reads The Landscape
2025-05-25 10:00 - 12:00 | Location details will be made available to ticket holders
Join us as David Holmgren ‘reads the landscape’ at a local rural property.
Experience David’s knowledge first hand and have the opportunity to see our terrain in a new light.

This is a walking tour so please come prepared for the outdoors and to traverse uneven terrain.
Tickets are limited to those 12 years and older.
Exact location available on booking.

Tickets: $10 general admission; $5 concession

Booking: events.humanitix.com/david-holmgren-reads-the-landscape

Fungi kingdom presentation
2025-05-25 11:00 - 13:00 | Thurgoona Community Centre, 10 Kosciuszko Road, Thurgoona, NSW, Australia
Join fungi enthusiast Tracie MacVean for this illustrated seminar on the diversity and curiosities of the fungi kingdom.
Topics include:
* The major fungal groups
* Roles in nature
* Fungi anatomy and identification
* Common edible and poisonous mushrooms
* Legality of collecting
* How to create spore prints
* Basic mushroom cultivation
* Common and uncommon fungi local to region
Accompanying this seminar is an array of fresh fungi collected from the region (depending on availability) and photographs by Tracie.
You will also have the opportunity to buy framed spore prints and other mushroom stuff.
This event is not suitable for young children

10/10 Leadership - Youth Climate & Resilience
2025-05-28 09:15 - 16:30 | Wangaratta Performing Arts & Convention Centre, 33-37 Ford Street, Wangaratta, 3677
A FREE one-day leadership program for 15-25 year-old changemakers in Wangaratta and surrounding rural townships!
👉Care about the environment? Want change? Think things can be better!?
👉Ready to step up, make a difference & turn ideas into action?
Join the 10/10 Leadership – Youth Climate & Resilience program!
This 1-day intensive is designed to help you build skills, connect with others & take real action on the issues you care about. If you’re 15-25 and ready to make an impact, this is for you!
✅ Hands-on Leadership Workshop – Learn how to take action on issues you care about
✅ Your Ideas → Your Impact – Develop your passion into real projects
✅ Like-Minded Crew – Connect & collaborate with other young leaders
✅ Practical Support – Tools, resources & expert guidance to help you succeed
✅ Completely FREE

WHEN & WHERE:
Wednesday 28th May, 9.15am – 4.30pm
Wangaratta Performing Arts & Convention Centre
👉You don’t need to have a big idea or a plan to participate! This program will help you discover what matters to you & explore ways to take action
👉Spots are limited!

Register your interest now

Need more info? Contact Zaylee Saint-James Turner | environment@wangaratta.vic.gov.au

Trees, Climate Resilience and Urban Landscapes presentation
2025-05-28 17:30 - 19:00 | The Valleys Restaurant at Wodonga TAFE, 87 McKoy St, West Wodonga VIC 3691, Victoria, 3691, Australia
Join WULN and Dr Greg Moore for an evening learning about the importance of trees for climate resilience in our urban areas. Dr Moore is an icon of the plant science world and is known for his captivating presentations backed by science.
As we look towards a shifting climate and increasing temperatures, our urban areas are going to feel the significant impacts of more severe weather events. Trees and greenspaces play a critical role in making our cities more liveable and this will become even more evident in the future with climate change. Trees not only provide services such as storing carbon and air filtration, but they play a crucial role in cooling surface temperatures and positively impact our mental health.
Please arrive for refreshments on arrival at 5:30pm, followed by the presentation at 6pm.
Don’t miss this opportunity to hear about the importance of trees in our area, and what we can do to contribute to change going forward.
Free, please register.
This project is proudly supported by BUPA and Landcare Australia. WULN thanks Wodonga TAFE for their generosity in hosting this event.
Dr Moore was Principal of Burnley College of the Institute of Land Food Resources at Melbourne University from 1988 to 2007 and a Senior Lecturer and Lecturer in Plant Science and Arboriculture from 1979. On top of this, he has been a part of the National Trust of Victoria’s Register of Significant Trees since 1988, on the Board of Greening Australia (Victoria) since 1989, has chaired Treenet since 2005 and has been on the Board of Sustainable Gardening Australia since 2002. Just to name a few!

ACF-AWR in person and online meeting and catch up
2025-05-31 14:00 - 16:00 | Check the event listing for venue details
You are invited to join us at your ACF-AWR monthly hybrid (in person and online) meeting. These meeting mean that those of you who are not in Albury Wodonga to join us for some updates, sharing information and investing time with like-minded people.
We would love to see you and to hear your thoughts and ideas!
When: 31 May, 2.00 pm – 4.00 pm
Where: Hyphen, Meeting Room 2 (upstairs), 126 Hovell St, Wodonga, VIC, 3690 and Online (zoom)
NOTE: This will be a ‘hybrid’ meeting (in person at the venue and online on zoom) to cater for all ACF-AWR members.
Agenda:

Holding the new government to account on nature, the EPBC Act, and on climate
Developing relationship with new ministers for nature and climate
Wild at Art event – update
Other events updates
Any other business

We look forward to seeing you soon! And, yes, we’ll have some refreshments for those attending at the Hyphen.

Please email us at acf.awr@gmail.com to let us know how you if you are attending in person so that we can cater for you.
If you are attending online, you will receive the link to join when you RSVP.
Regards,
ACF-AWR Team

Border Bushwalking Club - Mount Stanley via Circular Creek
2025-06-01 08:00 - 17:00 | Check the event listing for venue details
While this walk is all on fire trails there are some great views, pleasant bush and a good surface for walking.
There is a height gain of approx 550m but the gradients are all gentle.
We get to see views of mountains along the track and at our lunch stop of Mt Stanley.
If there has been recent heavy rain the track is very slippery and our boots become very heavy with clay. The walk is likely to be postponed under these circumstances.
Leader: Bernadette
Phone: 0419241687
Distance: 18kms
Grade: 3
Participant numbers 10
Final date for booking: Thurs May 29th
For more information and updates about BBC activities, check www.borderbushwalkingclub.com.au
