Darebin Creek grass planting day

About

Join the Friends of Darebin Creek and the Banyule Bush Crew for a community planting day at the Banyule Northern Grassland Reserve.

Participants will plant indigenous grass species and help restore a critically endangered grassland ecosystem along Darebin Creek.

Who should attend

This activity is suitable for people of all ages who would like to support local conservation and spend time outdoors. Families, residents and community volunteers are welcome.

Benefits

• Contribute to the restoration of a critically endangered ecosystem.
• Learn about the unique plants and habitats of the Banyule Northern Grassland Reserve.
• Support biodiversity and wildlife habitat along Darebin Creek.
• Connect with others who care about the local environment.
• Enjoy a hands-on volunteer experience in nature.

What to expect

• A community planting activity guided by experienced volunteers and Council staff.
• Information about the reserve and its unique grassland ecosystem.
• All tools and equipment provided.
• A rewarding opportunity to support local conservation efforts.
• Time spent outdoors in a unique natural setting.

Please wear suitable clothing, sturdy footwear and a hat, and bring drinking water.