Mulch moving working bee in central Werribee

Join us for a bit of social exercise as we shift some mulch onto the edges of the Werribee River parklands, supporting a healthy river catchment.

This activity is replacing our normal working bee at Presidents Park that we run in partnership with the land managers at Wyndham City.

We conduct conservation activities just like this each and every month on the 1 st Thursday of the month. It is a great way to get some fresh air and meet like-minded people.

New volunteers and group bookings are welcome to get involved. We provide the equipment.

Contact Maryann, Regneration Officer, maryann.weatherill@werribeeriver.org.au to let her know you can attend.

  • Date : April 6, 2023November 13, 2026
  • Time : 10:00 am - 12:00 pm (Australia/Melbourne)

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