The annual BankWAW planting morning is on again this winter.  Thank you to BankWAW who donates the cost of plants, guards, and stakes for each new bank account opened in the previous year. This year efforts will contribute towards establishing much needed canopy cover between Ryans Lagoon North and Ryans Lagoon.  It will support Traditional...

Over the summer, a significant amount of box elder woody weeds were removed from Turtle Island and now it's time to get some native seedlings in! Our plantings will create a much more diverse habitat which will provide extra refuges for native animals as the climate continues to change and urban areas grow. Please note:...

Join us to plant native grasses and shrubs into the channel and abutting floodplain on the Kiewa River wetlands. When: 9:30 am to 11:30 am. Where: Park at the entrance to Huon Hill. See below. What is supplied: All tools and any specific safety equipment needed. What to bring: BYO drinking water. For your safety,...

Help us protect our precious native grasslands by learning how to identify whiskey grass and African love grass as well as the various techniques to control these new and emerging grass weed species. These highly competitive exotic grasses form dense, flammable stands and are nearly unpalatable for livestock. We will walk along the High Country...

Help us to establish a wildlife corridor connection between Waterworks and Ryans Creek where fencing has been going up over the previous month. This corridor will allow native animals to move between areas of natural habitat, allowing them to adapt to a changing climate. It will also provide greater pedestrian access along our riverfronts. When:...

Come and help us plant some native seedlings near the High Country Rail Trail and Tallangatta Creek, Bullioh as part of our revegetation program. When: 9:30 am to 11:30 am. Where: Turn left off the Murray Valley Hwy just after crossing Tallangatta Creek and park near the new Tallangatta Creek Rail Trail bridge. See map...

Over the summer, a significant amount of box elder woody weeds were removed from Turtle Island and now it's time to get some native seedlings in! Our plantings will create a much more diverse habitat which will provide extra refuges for native animals as the climate continues to change and urban areas grow. Please note:...

Help us to establish a wildlife corridor connection between Waterworks and Ryans Creek where fencing has been going up over the previous month. This corridor will allow native animals to move between areas of natural habitat, allowing them to adapt to a changing climate. It will also provide greater pedestrian access along our riverfronts. You...