To commemorate World Water Day, we are hosting our popular Paddle the River event. The Werribee River is a beautiful place, and one of the best ways to experience it is on the water. Join us at Riverbend Historical Park for a 45 minute paddle, heading upstream and returning. We will pass by huge river …
Catch a Carp Day is on again at Manor Lakes Reserve. Help protect our waterways by removing this invasive species and enjoy a great day outdoors with a free fishing day for families and community. Learn how to fish, or brush up on your skills with presentations throughout the day from Happy Fisherman. Suitable for …
A fun summer activity learning about the mysterious and wonderful coast on our doorstep.
Calling all schools and STEM classes to be part of our Rain Goes Down the Drain education program in Term 4 2024! Sign up to receive a free online educational session on stormwater cycles, management, and future possibilities, valued up to $500. Participate in the stormwater system design competition by making your own model. Prizes …
Come along to our community planting day and BBQ and help revegetate your local neighbourhood! The Werribee River Association are working in partnership with Microsoft on a series of plantings throughout Truganina. Through increasing indigenous vegetation, the plantings will increase habitat for local species, while helping to reduce contaminants entering our waterways. A great opportunity …
Calling all citizen scientists! Join us for a monthly walk along Skeleton Creek, Truganina to collect some water samples. We’ll begin at Talliver Terrace Park, and along the way do a bit of a Litter Blitz, while looking out for some of the plants and animals that call the creek home. After collecting the samples …
A special celebration of dragonflies, one of the most amazing fliers in the insect world.
Discover the world of bugs
with displays, activities and crafts.
Learn about mysterious microbats,
their amazing lives and talents,
and make yourself a bat mask.
Wombat Forest – a place of biodiversity and wonder, yet under threat from salvage logging destruction. How can this be prevented?
Calling all citizen scientists! Join us for a monthly walk along Skeleton Creek, Truganina to collect some water samples. We’ll begin at Talliver Terrace Park, and along the way do a bit of a Litter Blitz, while looking out for some of the plants and animals that call the creek home. After collecting the samples …
