Bellarine and Geelong

Environmental Volunteering Calendar

Join the Swan Bay Environment Association in removing invasive woody weeds and enjoy spending time in this beautiful coastal location. No expectation to stay for the whole session. Morning Tea provided!

Bush Restoration Activity

Join the 'Friends of Murrk Ngubitj Yarram Yaluk' on the first Wednesday each month and participate in bush regeneration at this excellent new site. Join Bellarine Catchment Network and Barwon Water at this special reserve on Wadawurrung Country, formerly known as the Bellarine Basin.

We would like invite you to be become a 'friend' to this special place and help us preserve and protect its unique biodiversity value. Each month, we will be facilitating the friends group to participate in activities like weeding, flora surveys, citizen science and more. This new 'Friends of' group is supported by Barwon Water and the Wadawurrung Traditional Owners Aboriginal Corporation.

Why should you become a Friend of Murrk Ngubitj Yarram Yaluk?

  • Get to know your this special and unique area
  • Meet like-minded people
  • Learn about indigenous and weed plant species
  • Help preserve the biodiversity at this site for our local wildlife
  • Work alongside Wadawurrung's natural resource management team

Image: The launch of the new friends of group - Barwon Water

What will I be doing?

The Friends of Murrk Ngubitj Yarram Yaluk will be able to participate in:

  • Monthly weed removal and control
  • Plant and animal surveys
  • Citizen science
  • Revegetation

Volunteers will be guided by experienced conservation field staff. Volunteers will need to BYO safety gear (enclosed shoes, gloves, glasses). All activities are subject to weather warnings and considerations.

For more information, download our flyer here or contact info@bcn.org.au. This is supported by the Victorian Government through the Nature Fund.

Protect local habitat - become a Borough Coastcarer

Looking for volunteering opportunities out in nature? πŸŒΏπŸπŸ¦‰

The #BoroughCoastcarers are a monthly volunteering group based in Queenscliff and Point Lonsdale. These passionate volunteers focus on the removal of invasive weeds such as Myrtle-leaf Milk-wort (Polygala myrtifolia) and Italian Buckthorn (Rhamnus alaternus). Their efforts help protect Coastal Moonah Woodland, a threatened plant community that is home to many special plants and animals along our coastline.

Why should you become a Borough Coastcarer?

  • Get to know your local area in your own time
  • Meet like-minded people in your area
  • Learn about indigenous and weed plant species
  • Help restore local habitat for our wildlife

Additional Information

Volunteers will be guided by experienced conservation field staff. Volunteers will need to BYO safety gear (enclosed shoes, gloves, glasses). All activities are subject to weather warnings and considerations. Meet at the Point Lonsdale Rip View Carpark, east end of Ocean Road, Point Lonsdale. Email info@bcn.org.au for more information.

This program is funded and supported by the Borough of Queenscliffe with assistance from the Swan Bay Environment Association.

Protect local habitat - become a Borough Coastcarer

Looking for volunteering opportunities out in nature? πŸŒΏπŸπŸ¦‰

The #BoroughCoastcarers are a monthly volunteering group based in Queenscliff and Point Lonsdale. These passionate people focus on the removal of invasive weeds such as Myrtle-leaf Milk-wort (Polygala myrtifolia) and Italian Buckthorn (Rhamnus alaternus). Their efforts help protect Coastal Moonah Woodland, a threatened plant community that is home to many special plants and animals along our coastline.

Why should you become a Borough Coastcarer?

  • Get to know your local area in your own time
  • Meet like-minded people in your area
  • Learn about indigenous and weed plant species
  • Help restore local habitat for our wildlife

Additional Information

Volunteers will be guided by experienced conservation field staff. Volunteers will need to BYO safety gear (enclosed shoes, gloves, glasses). All activities are subject to weather warnings and considerations. Meet at the Narrows Beach carpark, Queenscliff (opposite 6 Bellarine Hwy). Email info@bcn.org.au for more information.

This program is funded and supported by the Borough of Queenscliffe with support from the Swan Bay Environment Association.

Protect local habitat - become a Borough Coastcarer

Looking for volunteering opportunities out in nature? πŸŒΏπŸπŸ¦‰

The #BoroughCoastcarers are a monthly volunteering group based in Queenscliff and Point Lonsdale. These passionate volunteers focus on the removal of invasive weeds such as Myrtle-leaf Milk-wort (Polygala myrtifolia) and Italian Buckthorn (Rhamnus alaternus). Their efforts help protect Coastal Moonah Woodland, a threatened plant community that is home to many special plants and animals along our coastline.

Why should you become a Borough Coastcarer?

  • Get to know your local area in your own time
  • Meet like-minded people in your area
  • Learn about indigenous and weed plant species
  • Help restore local habitat for our wildlife

Additional Information

Volunteers will be guided by experienced conservation field staff. Volunteers will need to BYO safety gear (enclosed shoes, gloves, glasses). All activities are subject to weather warnings and considerations. Meet at the Point Lonsdale Rip View Carpark, east end of Ocean Road, Point Lonsdale. Email info@bcn.org.au for more information.

This program is funded and supported by the Borough of Queenscliffe with assistance from the Swan Bay Environment Association.

Bush Restoration Activity

Join the 'Friends of Murrk Ngubitj Yarram Yaluk' on the first Wednesday each month and participate in bush regeneration at this excellent new site. Join Bellarine Catchment Network and Barwon Water at this special reserve on Wadawurrung Country, formerly known as the Bellarine Basin.

We would like invite you to be become a 'friend' to this special place and help us preserve and protect its unique biodiversity value. Each month, we will be facilitating the friends group to participate in activities like weeding, flora surveys, citizen science and more. This new 'Friends of' group is supported by Barwon Water and the Wadawurrung Traditional Owners Aboriginal Corporation.

Why should you become a Friend of Murrk Ngubitj Yarram Yaluk?

  • Get to know your this special and unique area
  • Meet like-minded people
  • Learn about indigenous and weed plant species
  • Help preserve the biodiversity at this site for our local wildlife
  • Work alongside Wadawurrung's natural resource management team

Image: The launch of the new friends of group - Barwon Water

What will I be doing?

The Friends of Murrk Ngubitj Yarram Yaluk will be able to participate in:

  • Monthly weed removal and control
  • Plant and animal surveys
  • Citizen science
  • Revegetation

Volunteers will be guided by experienced conservation field staff. Volunteers will need to BYO safety gear (enclosed shoes, gloves, glasses). All activities are subject to weather warnings and considerations.

For more information, download our flyer here or contact info@bcn.org.au. This is supported by the Victorian Government through the Nature Fund.

Protect local habitat - become a Borough Coastcarer

Looking for volunteering opportunities out in nature? πŸŒΏπŸπŸ¦‰

The #BoroughCoastcarers are a monthly volunteering group based in Queenscliff and Point Lonsdale. These passionate people focus on the removal of invasive weeds such as Myrtle-leaf Milk-wort (Polygala myrtifolia) and Italian Buckthorn (Rhamnus alaternus). Their efforts help protect Coastal Moonah Woodland, a threatened plant community that is home to many special plants and animals along our coastline.

Why should you become a Borough Coastcarer?

  • Get to know your local area in your own time
  • Meet like-minded people in your area
  • Learn about indigenous and weed plant species
  • Help restore local habitat for our wildlife

Additional Information

Volunteers will be guided by experienced conservation field staff. Volunteers will need to BYO safety gear (enclosed shoes, gloves, glasses). All activities are subject to weather warnings and considerations. Meet at the Narrows Beach carpark, Queenscliff (opposite 6 Bellarine Hwy). Email info@bcn.org.au for more information.

This program is funded and supported by the Borough of Queenscliffe with support from the Swan Bay Environment Association.

Immerse in well-being and biodiversity awareness at Edwards Point Wildlife Reserve, in conjunction with Parks Victoria. Craft seed bombs and cards with sustainable designer Emma Grace, filled with native plants to enhance biodiversity. Engage in a therapeutic weeding session for relaxation and nature connection. Focus on RAMSAR habitats supporting migratory birds and local Bellarine wildlife. Open to families and all ages, come support yourself and nature!

** Key Highlights ** Get outdoors and immerse your mind in nature. Free seed bombs & cards to take home for your garden. Explore stunning beach views at Edwards Point Reserve. Free morning tea & light lunch. 🌿🌸 Take a step towards well-being and conservation. Nurture your mental health, and contribute to a brighter, greener future 🌸🌿 Contact ledwards@cva.org.au for enquiries.

Join us at Edwards Point Wildlife Reserve to help restore the last remaining stand of coastal woodland on the Bellarine Peninsula. We're teaming up with Parks Victoria for a day of weed extraction, followed by morning tea and the chance to explore and the stunning flora and fauna of the reserve. The reserve is a Ramsar site and an international flyway, making it an incredibly significant location to protect and conserve.

** Key Highlights ** Guided hands-on weeding for coastal conservation. Share camaraderie and refreshments during morning tea. Explore Two Bays Lookout with breath-taking views. Discover secluded beaches hosting diverse bird species.

Look forward to seeing you there!

Join Conservation Volunteers Australia at Edwards Point Wildlife Reserve to help restore the last remaining stand of coastal woodland on the Bellarine Peninsula. We're teaming up with Parks Victoria for a day of woody weed extraction, followed by morning tea and the chance to explore and survey the stunning flora and fauna of the reserve.

The Two Bays Lookout provides visitors with breath taking views of both Port Phillip and Swan Bay, where you can discover remote beaches that are home to resident and migratory wader birds. The reserve is a Ramsar site and an international flyway, making it an incredibly significant location to protect and conserve.

Look forward to seeing you there!

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