Friends of Glenfern Valley Bushlands

Upcoming: Bush Restoration, 16 Nov 2019

5/11/2019

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Annual General Meeting 2019

10/10/2019

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Bush Restoration Photos, September 2019

21/9/2019

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Flash back to Saturday 21 September when just after our morning tea and talk about microbats, it began to rain. We'd been working north of the creek in area 15. However, the heavens had other ideas.
It was a short and sweet bush restoration.

Photos by Daniel Jackson & Edie Tate

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Upcoming: Bush Restoration, 21 Sep 2019

18/9/2019

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Bush Restoration Photos, August 2019

20/8/2019

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On what felt like a morning in Spring, we sprung into action in areas 3 and 14 this past Saturday. Working along the creek, we found many pittos had planted themselves around Owl Loop.
Thanks to Saturday’s volunteers that are helping to keep Glenfern a (soon to be (almost)) pitto-free place.

Photos by Daniel Jackson

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Tree Planting Day, 7 Aug 2019

5/8/2019

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Upcoming: Bush Restoration, 7 & 18 Aug 2019

5/8/2019

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Bush Restoration Photos, July 2019

22/7/2019

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On Saturday’s bush restoration
The volunteers’ main occupation
Was having some fun
Out there in the sun
– and ending the pittos vacation.

Sweet pittos grow so very dense
Their leaf litter acts as a fence
For keeping out most
Of preferable growth
Diversity – the main expense

Thanks, to all that helped out
This text on your screen a shout-out
With none of your work
The weeds – bizerk!
Hickory dickory dock ohh no what happened!...

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Upcoming: Bush Restoration, 20 July 2019

17/7/2019

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Pitto Removal Continues Thanks To DELWP

17/7/2019

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Thank you DELWP for a Community & Volunteer Action Grant. It has been used to remove more of the jungle of Sweet Pittosporums as well as providing funds to replant the area with indigenous plants. Here is a before and after photo.