Planting day at Watery Gully

Join us for a rewarding day outdoors and make a lasting impact on our community!

We’re calling all nature lovers, eco-warriors, and community heroes to roll up their sleeves and help us plant indigenous plants at Watery Gully. These native species are vital for supporting local wildlife, improving biodiversity, and creating a healthier ecosystem for generations to come.

• Connect with nature and like-minded people.
• Learn about indigenous plants and their benefits.
• Give back to your community in a meaningful way.
• Enjoy fresh air, light exercise and the satisfaction of making a difference.

No experience needed—just a willingness to dig in and help!

Families, friends, and individuals of all ages are welcome.

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Location

Friends of Watery Gully is a group of volunteers who meet once a month for two hours to take care of Watery Gully. It is a great way to get to know others in the community and is open to all ages.

Peppers Paddock, Wattle Glen, Corner Kangaroo Ground-Wattle Glen Road and Main Hurstbridge Road, Wattle Glen, 3096, View map