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The Werribee River Association aims to create opportunities for the community to connect with their local waterways. Along with guided walks and educational sessions, the organisation have run a number of creative workshops and events that use the arts as a way to observe, listen and connect with nature. In February 2024, the organisation produced Café

On Saturday 25 February 2023, we were alerted to the rescue of two adult ringtail possums from a possum or bird box, which had been fixed to a tree in Riversdale Drive Werribee. Passers-by summoned some local help to reach and remove the two distressed animals. The box had to be pulled apart in order

Cats are a treasured pet for many families in Australia, with around 23% of households owning one or more. But for our native creatures, cats can be a menace! Even the most docile cat indoors may be a ruthless hunter. Birds, skinks, frogs, bats, insects and possums are all potential targets. This has major impacts

On Tuesday Feb 21, The Werribee River Association attended Strengthening Farming in Wyndham. The forum was put together by Sustain, a not-for-profit organisation, aiming to explore the challenges and potential solutions to strengthening farming in Wyndham. The Werribee South Market Gardens are part of Melbourne’s food bowl, producing 85% of the state’s cauliflower, 53% of

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6VqX_gX_zpQ A couple of our staff took a trip to the tip (Refuse Disposal Facility) in Werribee with Joe from the Wyndham Repair Cafe. It was an insightful tour, getting to see where the contents of our rubbish bins end up, and learning about how the facility is working to reduce emissions and recover materials

Werribee South’s beloved market gardens are a vital ingredient in ensuring our local food security, providing Melbourne with 85% of the state’s cauliflower, 53% of its broccoli and 34% of its lettuce. Running adjacent to many of the gardens is the splendid Werribee River, home to many native animal and plant species, including the platypus