Join Melbourne Water’s Waterwatch team and the Werribee River Keeper Association to learn about the small animals that call the waterways of Wyndham Vale home. Bring the kids along and engage in fun and interesting activities all about frogs! Hear from the Werribee Riverkeeper team on the importance of frogs and the local habitat of […]
Hop into Frogging along Lollipop Creek in Wyndam Vale Read More »
A morning of discovery and reflection as we explore one of Werribee’s best kept secrets! Werribee River Park is located on the west side of the river estuary and is currently only accessible by bike. The Werribee River Association have been undertaking regular planting and maintenance at the park since 2015, planting approximately 20000 plants,
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Join the Werribee Riverkeeper for a walk along the Werribee River, behind the amazing Werribee Park Farm. This walk coincides with the Summer Heritage Fruit Tree Festival, Sunday 3 March, 10am – 3pm – a day celebrating growing fruit trees and preserving heritage varieties – all day demonstration of grafting, cutting propagation & pruning, orchard
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Generations in Gaia is Werribee River Association’s intergenerational conservation group, exploring the plants, animals and waterways of Wyndham through accessible walks and care for Country. For our final session of the year we’ll be hosting a toy swap! This is a great way to reduce our consumption and save money this festival season. We’ll also
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Nestled inland from Werribee South beach, at the mouth of the estuary section of Wirribi Yaluk/Werribee River, is this 22 hectare expanse of saltmarsh. A haven for wildlife including frogs, birds and fish, this reserve has stunning views across Nerm/Port Phillip Bay, Wurdi Youang/The You Yangs and a remarkable variety of coastal plants found in
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Generations in Gaia is Werribee River Association’s intergenerational conservation 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 take place on Tuesday November 14, at Cobbledick’s
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Kevin Hoffman Walk is a passive, scenic trail with significant native and indigenous vegetation. The gardens of the Kevin Hoffman Walk are split into two distinctly different areas – the older, Australian native gardens and the newer, indigenous plantings gardens. This walk will be guided by the Friends of Kevin Hoffman volunteers who care for
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Keen to explore the Werribee River on wheels while helping to regenerate our local environment? Let’s bike ride together from Wyndham Park to Werribee River Park, along the picturesque track that follows the river. At Werribee River Park we will be planting trees and shrubs on the flats, to increase canopy cover, habitat and biodiversity./
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Generations in Gaia is Werribee River Association’s intergenerational conservation 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 October 10, exploring
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Generations in Gaia is Werribee River Association’s intergenerational nature connection 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. Our September session will be exploring in and around the Point
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