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  • Come to a working bee
  • Adopt a site
  • Propagate native plants
  • Plant natives at home
  • Join the committee

Join the committee

Most people simply like to turn up and do bushcare, but as with any organisation, there is a lot of work that goes on behind the scenes to make it all possible. The committee does a lot of things to ensure things run smoothly, including:

  • coordinating working bees and planting days;
  • engaging contractors for major works or specialist jobs that the volunteers can’t tackle;
  • developing site plans and identifying new areas for bushcare;
  • working with numerous stakeholders, including councils, councillors and staff, government agencies, the Greenway Urban Sustainability Project,  and other bushcare groups;
  • arranging training for volunteers;
  • managing grants and other funds;
  • keeping the website up to date; and
  • designing and printing pamphlets.
Contact us
If you are interested in helping with these aspects of the group’s work, phone secretary on 0419 999 193 or speak to us at a working bee.

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