Join Ash Skinner from Wadawurrung at this free 1 hour education session to deepen your understanding of Wadawurrung's long connection and history to Portarlington.
This 1 hour session will involve a walk and talk through Point Richards Flora and Fauna Reserve, where Ash will discuss Wadawurrung cultural heritage.
Please BYO: Hat, sunscreen and water bottle. A weather-proof jacket if appropriate.
Access: Point Richards Flora and Fauna Reserve.
Note: Please do not attend if you are unwell. This event is also subject to weather conditions and will be postponed if weather is not safe or unfavourable. All participants will be notified 24 hours before. Any cancellations must go to info@bcn.org.au ASAP as limited spaces are available.
This event would not be possible without the support and funding by the Victorian State Government 'Tiny Towns Fund' in support of Bellarine Catchment Networks 'Pride in Place' project.
Pride in Place is an opportunity to educate, foster pride in place, encourage volunteering, upskill individuals and build connections for under-represented communities.
This event is supported by the Bellarine Bayside who manage and care for the coastline of Portarlington. For more information, please email us atinfo@bcn.org.au or visit www.environmentbellarine.org.au
We acknowledge Wadawurrung; Traditional Custodians of the land on which we work and live, and recognise their continuing connection to land, water and community.
We are committed to ensuring that everyone is treated with dignity and respect regardless of their ability, cultural background, religion, ethnicity, gender identity, intersex status or sexual orientation.
Join Ash Skinner from Wadawurrung at this free 1 hour education session to deepen your understanding of Wadawurrung's long connection and history to Portarlington.
This 1 hour session will involve a walk and talk through Point Richards Flora and Fauna Reserve, where Ash will discuss Wadawurrung cultural heritage.
Please BYO: Hat, sunscreen and water bottle. A weather-proof jacket if appropriate.
Access: Point Richards Flora and Fauna Reserve.
Note: Please do not attend if you are unwell. This event is also subject to weather conditions and will be postponed if weather is not safe or unfavourable. All participants will be notified 24 hours before. Any cancellations must go to info@bcn.org.au ASAP as limited spaces are available.
This event would not be possible without the support and funding by the Victorian State Government 'Tiny Towns Fund' in support of Bellarine Catchment Networks 'Pride in Place' project.
Pride in Place is an opportunity to educate, foster pride in place, encourage volunteering, upskill individuals and build connections for under-represented communities.
This event is supported by the Bellarine Bayside who manage and care for the coastline of Portarlington. For more information, please email us atinfo@bcn.org.au or visit www.environmentbellarine.org.au
We acknowledge Wadawurrung; Traditional Custodians of the land on which we work and live, and recognise their continuing connection to land, water and community.
We are committed to ensuring that everyone is treated with dignity and respect regardless of their ability, cultural background, religion, ethnicity, gender identity, intersex status or sexual orientation.
Ecologist Jeff Yugovic will lead us on a walk along the edge of Swan Bay, sharing his knowledge of the unique plants and animals which live in these precious saltmarshes and the roles they play in protecting Swan Bay and all of it’s life, we will also spot weeds which threaten saltmarsh.
We will finish by sharing a hearty supper at Swan Bay Holiday Park.
Swan Bay Holiday Park and City of Greater Geelong are partners in this project.
Thanks to Corangamite Catchment Management Authority for supporting the evening through their Port Phillip Bay Grant.
Do you need help with your feral rabbits?
Join us for practical tips on rabbit exclusion fencing and gates, how to reduce the impact of rabbits on your property, and what are the strategies which make the most effective use of your time and resources.
10am Arrival, morning tea & chat to experts
10:30am Guided walk - how to rabbit proof your property.
11:30am Demonstration - warren fumigation
12 noon Guided nature walk - Basin Reserve impact of rabbits on plants
1pm BBQ lunch provided & chat to experts
Organised by Bellarine Landcare’s Rabbit Action Group in partnership with
City of Greater Geelong & funded through a Victorian Landcare Grant
Join Naomi from Bellarine Catchment Network as she supports Geelong Gardens for Wildlife for a 2-hour interactive workshop.
This free workshop will help you to build confidence identifying Geelong's indigenous plants and deepen your connection to the local environment at this free Plant Knowledge Workshop!
Perfect for gardeners or anyone curious about indigenous flora. Don't miss this opportunities to learn from and be inspired by Naomi's depth of knowledge and passion for our local flora and fauna.
Spaces are limited so please follow the link to register for this workshop.
EVENT DETAILS:
Date: 11th of October 2025
Time: 10am - 12pm
Location: Bellarine Landcare Nursery
Google Map link: https://maps.app.goo.gl/8B6Jvk3ZBsQNfea76
Join Ash Skinner from Wadawurrung at this free 1 hour education session to deepen your understanding of Wadawurrung's long connection and history to Geelong.
This 1 hour session will involve a walk and talk through a City of Greater Geelong Reserve, where Ash will discuss Wadawurrung cultural heritage.
Please BYO: Hat, sunscreen and water bottle. A weather-proof jacket if appropriate.
Access: Exact location TBC. You will be advised well in advance.
Note: Please do not attend if you are unwell. This event is also subject to weather conditions and will be postponed if weather is not safe or unfavourable. All participants will be notified 24 hours before. Any cancellations must go to info@bcn.org.au ASAP as limited spaces are available.
This event is supported by the City of Greater Geelong. For more information, please email us at info@bcn.org.au.
We acknowledge Wadawurrung; Traditional Custodians of the land on which we work and live, and recognise their continuing connection to land, water and community.
We are committed to ensuring that everyone is treated with dignity and respect regardless of their ability, cultural background, religion, ethnicity, gender identity, intersex status or sexual orientation.
