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Friends of Presidents Park

This monthly conservation group meet on the 1st Thursday of the month, February to November to support the health of the Werribee River. We undertake weeding, mulching and planting work to improve biodiversity and extend the plantings in this large open space. Meet at the car park area off Heaths Road, near Shaws Bridge and […]

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Friends of Presidents Park

This monthly conservation group meet on the 1st Thursday of the month, February to November to support the health of the Werribee River. We undertake weeding, mulching and planting work to improve biodiversity and extend the plantings in this large open space. Meet at the car park area off Heaths Road, near Shaws Bridge and […]

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Wonderful Wetlands talk

Wetlands are a critically endangered, yet often overlooked ecosystem. Find out why these places are so vital and how we can protect them. Why are wetlands important? These ecosystems are vital to the health of humans and nature, providing havens of biodiversity and environmental benefits. Around the Werribee River region, we have many different wetlands

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Waterways in Watercolour

Brush up on your painting skills with award winning visual artist Xiang Li, down at the fishing docks in Werribee South, where the Werribee River meets Port Philip Bay.  A place of great cultural and natural significance, the estuary is a RAMSAR protected area, home to many bird species including the endangered orange-bellied parrot. It

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