Have you been for a walk in Glenfern and noticed the attractive native grasses flowering and heard the hungry chirping of the new baby birds? Spring certainly is a dynamic season in our Bushlands and there are a few tasks that we need to do now to stop the seeding of the weeds.
This coming Sunday 19th November we are holding a bush restoration morning where we will tackle some of these tasks. We meet in the car park at the middle spirit-gate entrance on Glenfern Road at 9.30am and will walk down to shady Ferny Creek where we will work in Areas 14, 11 and 12.
At 11am we stop for a delicious morning tea and a chat and usually there is an informative talk about a local plant or animal species. You are welcome to just come for the morning tea (there will be an A-board in the car park to show you where we will be).
Morning tea and tools are provided. Please bring gloves, a hat, water, wear sunscreen and sturdy shoes.
It is our last Sunday working bee for the year. Looking forward to seeing you then. 🌿
This coming Sunday 19th November we are holding a bush restoration morning where we will tackle some of these tasks. We meet in the car park at the middle spirit-gate entrance on Glenfern Road at 9.30am and will walk down to shady Ferny Creek where we will work in Areas 14, 11 and 12.
At 11am we stop for a delicious morning tea and a chat and usually there is an informative talk about a local plant or animal species. You are welcome to just come for the morning tea (there will be an A-board in the car park to show you where we will be).
Morning tea and tools are provided. Please bring gloves, a hat, water, wear sunscreen and sturdy shoes.
It is our last Sunday working bee for the year. Looking forward to seeing you then. 🌿
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