Monthly Friends of Cobbledicks Ford volunteer working bee 10am-noon Friday the 13th Bring gloves, wide brimmed hat, water bottle and sturdy closed toe shoes. Meet at the parking lot. For more info email [email protected]
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Join us at the Moorabool Mushroom Festival! WRA will be having a stall at the event on the Saturday. Feel free to drop by for a chat and learn more about our activities and how to get involved. TICKETS AVAILABLE: Purchase here: https://thq.fyi/se/0d3e3ec0cdbc Join us for a celebration of all things fungi in Bacchus Marsh
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Love getting outdoors and making a difference? Join the Friends of Cobbledicks Ford, Lower Werribee River, and Werribee River Park for monthly river restoration fun! We’ve got everything from planting days and weeding sessions to exciting citizen science activities – count birds, spot insects, listen for frogs, or help with rabbit spotlighting. No experience needed,
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Join us for a Rabbit Spotlight Count at Cobbledicks Ford! Open to everyone, this citizen science event helps protect our river regeneration efforts by monitoring rabbit populations that threaten our revegetation work. We’ll provide all the training you need to spot and count rabbits along the riverbank – your data will directly support habitat restoration
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Join us for a Rabbit Spotlight Count at Cobbledicks Ford! Open to everyone, this citizen science event helps protect our river regeneration efforts by monitoring rabbit populations that threaten our revegetation work. We’ll provide all the training you need to spot and count rabbits along the riverbank – your data will directly support habitat restoration and inform pest management strategies. No experience required, just bring a torch, your enthusiasm and conservation hat. Come contribute to real science while learning about the challenges and triumphs of restoring the Werribee River. Meet at Cobbledicks Ford carpark:
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Werribee River Association – SUMMER BY THE SEA EVENT SEAWEED SAFARI AND SHORELINE STEWARDSHIP Date: Sat JAN 17th, 10.30 – 12.30pm Tickets free, but spaces limited so bookings essential Come along for a Seaweed and shoreline discovery safari at Werribee South River mouth where the river meets the bay. Join Werribee River Association and experienced
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🌿✨ Join Us at Friends of Werribee River Park! ✨🌿 Get ready for a rewarding morning with the Friends of Werribee River Park as we restore the river environment—your help makes a real difference! 🗓️ When: Saturday 23rd August, 10 am–12 noon (rescheduled) 📍 Where: Werribee River Regional Park – access via Werribee Park Community Farm ➡️ Enter Gate 5 via South Drive, take the first left, and
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The Werribee River Association proudly supports the Love Our Street and Beach Patrol programs that help keep our streets, parks, and waterways clean and litter-free. Litter in our streets often ends up in waterways and oceans, harming wildlife and polluting our environment. These clean-up groups help stop pollution at the source and bring people together
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The Werribee River Association proudly supports the Love Our Street and Beach Patrol programs that help keep our streets, parks, and waterways clean and litter-free. Litter in our streets often ends up in waterways and oceans, harming wildlife and polluting our environment. These clean-up groups help stop pollution at the source and bring people together
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The Werribee River Association proudly supports the Love Our Street and BeachPatrol programs that help keep our streets, parks, and waterways clean and litter-free. Litter in our streets often ends up in waterways and oceans, harming wildlife andpolluting our environment. These clean-up groups help stop pollution at the source andbring people together to care for
