Join us for a sensory walk and meditation session by the Werribee River, exploring the sounds, sights, plants, and animals that bring this special eco-system to life. Amongst the river red gums, we’ll find a quiet spot to sit. Here, spoken word artist and singer Jag will guide us through some techniques and prompts to […]
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As part of our Save Our Soils project, we are running monthly water quality testing in Werribee South. Join us on the 4th Tuesday of the month to analyse the quality of water flowing from the farms via three drain outlets into the river. We test for pH, nitrate and phosphorus levels and turbidity, building […]
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As part of our Save Our Soils project, we are running monthly water quality testing in Werribee South. Join us on the 4th Tuesday of the month to analyse the quality of water flowing from the farms via three drain outlets into the river. We test for pH, nitrate and phosphorus levels and turbidity, building […]
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Generations in Gaia is Werribee River Association’s intergenerational group, exploring the plants, animals and waterways of Wyndham through accessible walks and care for Country. The group runs the 2nd Tuesday of the month and is free to join, however bookings are required. The next session will be taking place on Tuesday May 9 at the
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The Werribee River Association are excited to launch The Wyndham Waste Alliance, an initiative that aims to build the skills, networks and capacity of local Wyndham residents to tackle the waste crisis. Building on the work of our Litter Blitz groups, the Alliance aims to address the crisis at a strategic level, advocating for change
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Recently moved to Wyndham and keen to get a sense of the landscape? Looking for a walking group with a difference – with permission to stop and look at birds, plants and waterways? Ever wondered about the stories embedded in place? This year we are exploring the naturehood across Wyndham. All the dates are on
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Recently moved to Wyndham and keen to get a sense of the landscape? Looking for a walking group with a difference – with permission to stop and look at birds, plants and waterways? Ever wondered about the stories embedded in place? This year we are exploring the naturehood across Wyndham. All the dates are on
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Join us for an evening with the stars as we reimagine the grassy landscape.
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Waterwatch is a citizen science program for monitoring waterway health. Come join the Werribee Riverkeeper and other citizen scientists at this monthly water testing program at Bungey’s Hole. These water quality tests are monitoring seven parameters in the water: temperature, dissolved oxygen, electrical conductivity, pH, nitrate, phosphorus and turbidity. These parameters are useful indicators of the ecological health of a waterway.No bookings required. Please note that if we have poor weather, the session may be cancelled. 9am – 10am, on the 1st Saturday of the month, at Bungey’s Hole. A citizen science program initiative of Melbourne Water.Bungey’s Hole is a […]
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Waterwatch is a citizen science program for monitoring waterway health. Come join the Werribee Riverkeeper and other citizen scientists at this monthly water testing program at Bungey’s Hole. These water quality tests are monitoring seven parameters in the water: temperature, dissolved oxygen, electrical conductivity, pH, nitrate, phosphorus and turbidity. These parameters are useful indicators of the ecological health of a waterway.No bookings required. Please note that if we have poor weather, the session may be cancelled. 9am – 10am, on the 1st Saturday of the month, at Bungey’s Hole. A citizen science program initiative of Melbourne Water.Bungey’s Hole is a […]
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