Working Bee at Ian Geddes Bush Reserve

Upper Billabong

Working Bee at Ian Geddes Bush Reserve

Working Bee at Ian Geddes Bush Reserve:

When: Sunday 13th July, 10 am - 12 pm

Where: Meet at Wilson Street entrance, Holbrook

Help with planting and weed control
Bring the whole family - everyone is welcome!
BYO gloves, sturdy clothing/footwear and weather-appropriate gear
Bring your own food and drink
Tool welcome (digging tools, secateurs, etc) - we'll have some too.

A great opportunity to learn more about the local environment, the Refreshing Rivers Project in the Upper Billabong, and plenty more!

For more information: Call Kylie Durant on 0418 198 522

Let's give back to nature and connect with community - see you there!

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