The Wirribi Yaluk/Werribee River begins its journey deep in the Wombat Forest. Part of the Great Dividing Range, this 47,000 hectare expanse of forest is home to a diverse range of birds, animals, frogs, insects, plants and fungi. Seven rivers rise from this place. With salvage logging operations threatening the biodiversity of the forest, communities are fighting to protect these fragile ecosystems from being damaged or destroyed. Join us as Gayle Osborne shares her story of Wombat Forestcare and their tireless work to preserve this habitat. Trevor Speirs, a local naturalist and bird watcher, will speak about some of the rarer creatures of the forest.

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