Let’s make river creatures through the Japanese art of paper-folding. We will demonstrate how to create a frog, fish and bird. Those who are highly patient can meet the platypus challenge! We will then create a replica habitat for them, thinking of all the things that wildlife need to thrive in our waterways. Recommended for …
Join us at Saltwater Community Centre for nature play this autumn school holiday. We will be crafting crowns, masks and neckwear using material from the garden. What else can we do with leaves, flowers and pods? Our imagination is the only limit! This session is part of Werribee River Association’s autumn school holiday program. Kids …
Werribee River Association’s Big Swap for Little People is coming to the Filipino Fiesta at Point Cook Pop Up Park! On Sunday April 23, bring along the books and toys your family has grown out of and swap them with preloved gems, to give your toy box and bookshelf a refresh. Swap times: 12:00-12:20pm: drop …
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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 nature play. The group runs the 2nd Tuesday of the month and is free to join, however bookings are required. The next session will take place on Tuesday March 14 at the Harpley Estate …
Put your detective hat on and explore the amazing world of waterbugs along Werribee River. You’ll also learn a little about the plants and animals that call Werribee River home. This workshop is suitable for kids – all participating children must have an accompanying adult with them. Please wear comfortable shoes, bring a water bottle, …
To welcome old members back for the year, and to meet new friends Eat My Garden and The Werribee River Association are hosting a free community BBQ with live music, kid’s activities, a composting workshop and garden produce swap. Founded by Point Cook local, Miwako Okumura, Eat My Garden is an ever-growing group of locals …
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? Explore the naturehood this year across five locations with Werribee River Association. All the …
Generations in Gaia is an intergenerational get together that explores that plants, animals and waterways of Wyndham through accessible walks and nature play. The group runs the 2nd Tuesday of the month, visiting a new location each session. It is free to join, however bookings are required: https://www.eventbrite.com.au/e/generations-in-gaia-tickets-516322302907 For this first session of the year …
