MP Landcare

Blairgowrie Friends of Mornington Peninsula National Park Working Bee
2023-09-10 09:00 - 11:30 (Australia/Melbourne)
Working Bee at Wreckage Bay, Sunday Sept 10th 9-11.30 (probably followed by coffee).
Meet at the path next to number 5 Ritchie Ave Blairgowrie.
Bring weeding and cutting back tools (we have some to share), gloves, warm gear, hat and water.
A reminder that participants must have a Working With Children Check. To apply for free go to https://service.vic.gov.au/services/working-with-children
Enquiries: nobryan57@gmail.com

Arthurs Seat State Park Working Bee with Sheepwash Creek Landcare
2023-09-10 09:30 - 11:30 | Arthurs Seat State Park
Date: 10th September.
Time: 9:30 -11:30 am
Location: Arthurs Seat State Park (meet at the painted water tanks).
Catch up later: Michelle and Mark’s. 451 Arthurs Seat Rd, Red Hill
RSVP: mdelacoeur@gmail.com

Blairgowrie Friends Of Mornington Peninsula National Park Working Bee
2023-09-25 09:00 - 11:30
Working Bee at Wreckage Bay, Monday Sept 25th 9-11.30 (probably followed by coffee).
Meet at the path next to number 5 Ritchie Ave Blairgowrie.
Bring weeding and cutting back tools (we have some to share), gloves, warm gear, hat and water.
A reminder that participants must have a Working With Children Check. To apply for free go to https://service.vic.gov.au/services/working-with-children
Enquiries: nobryan57@gmail.com

Sheepwash Creek End of Year Working Bee & Celebration
2023-11-12 09:30 - 11:30 | 650 Whitehill Road, 650 Whitehill Road, Red Hill, Vic, 3937
Marion Rosetzky’s Property (welcome Marion to Sheepwash)
Date: 12th Nov 2023
Time: 9:30-11:30
Place: 650 White Hill Rd, Red Hill VIC 3937, Australia
Activity: weed removal
Gathering after: please bring some food to share.
Drive right down the driveway. There’s a number of areas we can park. We’ll be there to direct you.
Marion and her late husband have done an incredible job looking after the native bushland with lovely meandering paths. There is a section along Whitehill Rd (when you drive in, up on the hill to your left) where pittosporum are starting to take over. So that’s where we will be working to protect this beautiful section of Sheepwash Creek Catchment.
Marion has kindly said she may be able to open up the gallery if you’d like to have a look.
Looking forward to seeing everyone. Please reply so we have a rough idea of numbers: mdelacoeur@gmail.com

Farm Drone Demo
2023-11-15 08:00 - 17:00
Come along and see how drones can be used to minimise farm chemical inputs as well as inform decisions to create regenerative outcomes. This demonstration of cutting-edge drone technology promises to be an event not to be missed.
Learn how drones are used to inform soil health decisions, measure natural capital and identify landscape stress.
Using different types of drones to measure what the human eye cannot see so that remedial actions can be taken.
9.30 am -10.00am Morning tea
10.00 am – 11.00 am Drone technology and software
11.00 am -12.00 pm Drone flight demonstrations
12.00 pm- 12.30 pm Q&A
Presenter
Presenter Luke Weekley of Falcon UAV will demonstrate a range of drones and how that information is analysed to create targeted inputs. Using GPS data to apply biological inputs only where they are needed automatically saves the land manager input costs.
Topics
1. Introduction to drones and applications in precision Ag
2. Introduction to software and hardware for monitoring and interpreting crop stress, heat zones, weed types, weed detection and variable precision spraying via tractor or drone
3. Introduction to soil health and the importance of balancing structure/biology/nutrient
4. Other opportunities in Ag Tech to maximise profit
BBQ
Red Hill Lions are providing a BBQ. Please advise of any dietary requirements. vffpen@gmail.com

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MP Intrepid Next Generation Training & End of Year Celebration
2023-11-18 10:00 - 14:00 | 323 Myers Road, 323 Myers Road, Merricks North, VIC, 3926, Australia
Are you aged 18-35 and interested in the natural environment. Then why not come along to the final instalment of the Mornington Peninsula Intrepid Landcare “Next Generation” project.
Come and learn about plant identification and sensitive weed control techniques and make new friends. There is no need to have come to previous sessions and gloves and weeding tools will be supplied.
As this is the final session we will be having an end of year celebration BBQ lunch plus optional drinks at the pub afterward.
Don’t forget your water bottle and wear appropriate clothing – long work pants, long sleeved & collared shirt, sturdy work boots, jacket and hat. BYO sunscreen and insect repellent.
Registrations via Eventbrite: Next Generation Intrepid Landcare Project – Spring edition Registration, Multiple Dates | Eventbrite

MP Koala Conservation End of Year Celebration
2023-11-18 12:00 - 14:00
We’ve done it! With your ongoing help and contribution, we achieved our ambitious target of 25,000 trees planted since May this year.
We would like to take this opportunity to thank you all for supporting our project and hope you are able to join us at our end of year event on Saturday 18th November so we can celebrate the success of 2023 together.
Registrations below:
Mornington Peninsula Koala Conservation – End of year celebration Tickets, Sat 18/11/2023 at 12:00 pm | Eventbrite

Biolink property visit, Working Bee and Gorse control demonstration - Merricks North
2023-11-19 10:00
The next BMLandcare activity is a farm visit/working bee at Rick and Monica Cid’s horse training property in Foxey’s Rd, Merricks North Sunday 19th Nov, in 3 weeks’ time.
It should be an interesting morning hearing from Monica and Rick about their vision for their property including building biolinks for wildlife, removing all the weeds and preserving remnant patches of native vegetation.
During the walk and talk across the property, we will be undertaking some basic weed control work including thistle removal, controlling sallow wattle (by “frilling and filling”) and also a demonstration and tips from our very own Dan about gorse control.
Starts at 10 am, talk/walk and work until 12.30 for a free BBQ.
Wear sturdy shoes/boots, gloves, and a hat. Tools will be provided.
Email Tony O’Connor for address and to RSVP for BBQ lunch: loctoc@bigpond.net.au

Unlocking Your Farm Dam Potential
2023-11-24 10:00 - 13:30 | 328 Main Creek Road, 328 Main Creek Road, Main Ridge, Victoria, 3928, Australia
Farm dams are essential to our thriving farms. They are more than just water reservoirs. Beyond providing reliable supplies of good-quality water, your dam can be a biodiversity hotspot and help reduce your carbon footprint, while unlocking financial opportunities. Planted-up dams can add to the productivity of your farm and help reduce the need for chemicals by adding natural
predation with increased habitat.
In this seminar, a team of scientists from Deakin University will talk about sustainable farm dams and their role for biodiversity and the carbon cycle.
24 NOVEMBER | 10:00 AM – 1:30 PM
To register visit: https://events.humanitix.com/unlocking-your-farm-dam-s-potential

SPIFFA Annual General Meeting and Weeding Day
2023-11-25 10:30 - 15:30
Help re-invigorate our groups and the “Matt Stahmer Grassy Swale” at the St Andrews Beach Rec Club.
Morning weeding 10.30 bring gloves and long sleeves
Lunch 12.30 – bring picnic to share
AGM 1.30 new members and nominations for positions welcomed
Afternoon weeding session after the AGM
Please keep your pets at home as we are working in an area with native wildlife and want to keep them safe.

Koonya Grasy Bowl Working Bee
2023-11-27 09:00 - 12:00
Blairgowrie Friends of Mornington Peninsula National Park is a group of local environmental volunteers who focus on improving the health of the MornPen National Park. We work closely with our local Parks Victoria rangers.
Blairgowrie Friends have obtained a $22,000 Melbourne Water Landcare grant to improve the environmental health and biodiversity of the Koonya Grassy Bowl in the National Park, at the Koonya Ocean Beach end of Hughes Road, Blairgowrie. The project is expected to take 3 years to complete.
The Koonya Bowl restoration project is supported and supervised by Parks Victoria and auspiced by Victorian Landcare. Work has commenced on weeding sections of the Bowl in order to create space for native grasses, shrubs and trees. In autumn 2024 Blairgowrie Friends will spread locally-sourced seeds of native grasses and plants to improve the habitat for native animals and birds, some of which are rare or threatened species.
Blairgowrie Friends hope that all of the local residents and visitors to the Koonya Bowl region of the National Park will benefit from our work and that local people can get involved with us in our activities to protect the environment. An example is Rosebud Secondary College, whose students are participating in the project as part of their curriculum. RSC has also received a Victorian Landcare Grant for this project.
Blairgowrie Friends are keen to recruit more volunteers to assist, so if you, or anyone you know, is interested to join with us, we would like to hear from you.
Our Facebook page is titled “Blairgowrie Friends of Mornington Peninsula National Park”. You can find us at: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100087339472443
Or you can email us at blairgowrieMPNPvolunteers@gmail.com
Our next working bees (meet at Koonya Ocean Beach lower carpark) are:

Monday 27 November 2023 at 9am
Saturday 2 December 2023 at 9:30am
Saturday 9 December 2023 at 9:30am

Bunurong Cultural Education Session
2023-11-28 09:30 - 15:30
Join Landcare volunteers and other NRM professionals on a cultural education training day with Bunurong. The training will;

Increase participants’ knowledge and understanding of the issues, past and present, that affect Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander societies and communities.
Provide information that will help participants to communicate sensitively and effectively with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people.

The event is free and will be fully catered however tickets are limited. Register via Bunurong Cultural Education Session | Humanitix

Koonya Grassy Bowl Working Bee
2023-12-02 09:00 - 12:00
Blairgowrie Friends of Mornington Peninsula National Park is a group of local environmental volunteers who focus on improving the health of the MornPen National Park. We work closely with our local Parks Victoria rangers.
Blairgowrie Friends have obtained a $22,000 Melbourne Water Landcare grant to improve the environmental health and biodiversity of the Koonya Grassy Bowl in the National Park, at the Koonya Ocean Beach end of Hughes Road, Blairgowrie. The project is expected to take 3 years to complete.
The Koonya Bowl restoration project is supported and supervised by Parks Victoria and auspiced by Victorian Landcare. Work has commenced on weeding sections of the Bowl in order to create space for native grasses, shrubs and trees. In autumn 2024 Blairgowrie Friends will spread locally-sourced seeds of native grasses and plants to improve the habitat for native animals and birds, some of which are rare or threatened species.
Blairgowrie Friends hope that all of the local residents and visitors to the Koonya Bowl region of the National Park will benefit from our work and that local people can get involved with us in our activities to protect the environment. An example is Rosebud Secondary College, whose students are participating in the project as part of their curriculum. RSC has also received a Victorian Landcare Grant for this project.
Blairgowrie Friends are keen to recruit more volunteers to assist, so if you, or anyone you know, is interested to join with us, we would like to hear from you.
Our Facebook page is titled “Blairgowrie Friends of Mornington Peninsula National Park”. You can find us at: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100087339472443
Or you can email us at blairgowrieMPNPvolunteers@gmail.com
Our next working bee (meet at Koonya Ocean Beach lower carpark) is:
Saturday 2 December 2023 at 9:30am

Koonya Grassy Bowl Working Bee
2023-12-09 09:00 - 12:00
Blairgowrie Friends of Mornington Peninsula National Park is a group of local environmental volunteers who focus on improving the health of the MornPen National Park. We work closely with our local Parks Victoria rangers.
Blairgowrie Friends have obtained a $22,000 Melbourne Water Landcare grant to improve the environmental health and biodiversity of the Koonya Grassy Bowl in the National Park, at the Koonya Ocean Beach end of Hughes Road, Blairgowrie. The project is expected to take 3 years to complete.
The Koonya Bowl restoration project is supported and supervised by Parks Victoria and auspiced by Victorian Landcare. Work has commenced on weeding sections of the Bowl in order to create space for native grasses, shrubs and trees. In autumn 2024 Blairgowrie Friends will spread locally-sourced seeds of native grasses and plants to improve the habitat for native animals and birds, some of which are rare or threatened species.
Blairgowrie Friends hope that all of the local residents and visitors to the Koonya Bowl region of the National Park will benefit from our work and that local people can get involved with us in our activities to protect the environment. An example is Rosebud Secondary College, whose students are participating in the project as part of their curriculum. RSC has also received a Victorian Landcare Grant for this project.
Blairgowrie Friends are keen to recruit more volunteers to assist, so if you, or anyone you know, is interested to join with us, we would like to hear from you.
Our Facebook page is titled “Blairgowrie Friends of Mornington Peninsula National Park”. You can find us at: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100087339472443
Or you can email us at blairgowrieMPNPvolunteers@gmail.com
Our next working bee (meet at Koonya Ocean Beach lower carpark) is Saturday 9 December 2023 at 9:30am

Merricks Coolart Landcare - Balnarring Skate Park Working Bee
2024-02-17 08:30 - 10:30 | Balnarring Skate Park, 2 Civic Ct, Balnarring, VIC, 3926, Australia
We’ll be continuing the maintenance work on Biolink 1 behind the Balnarring Skatepark, nipping as many weeds in the bud as we can before they set seed, potentially saving us from years of weeding work in the future .

As always, a delicious morning tea and chit-chat will follow as a reward. Is there a better way to spend a Saturday morning?

Please bring sturdy shoes, gloves, and your favourite gardening tools.

Working bees run 9–11am with morning tea afterward (8:30am start during summer months).

Blairgowrie Friends of Mornington Peninsula National Park - Working Bee
2024-02-24 09:00 - 11:00
Working Bee – Weed removal and ground preparation in the Koonya Bowl
24/02/2024, 9am – 11am @ the Koonya Ocean Beach Lower Carpark

Grassy bowls are being lost globally and the grassy bowl to the north of Koonya beach has multiple threats. BFMNP are working with local environmentalists to restore this fauna-rich site. Species include bandicoots, wallabies, dunnarts as well as reptiles and birds.

Blairgowrie Friends of Mornington Peninsula National Park - Working Bee
2024-03-02 09:00 - 11:00
Working Bee – Weed removal and ground preparation in the Koonya Bowl
2/3/2024, 9am – 11am @ the Koonya Ocean Beach Lower Carpark

Grassy bowls are being lost globally and the grassy bowl to the north of Koonya beach has multiple threats. BFMNP are working with local environmentalists to restore this fauna-rich site. Species include bandicoots, wallabies, dunnarts as well as reptiles and birds.

Womindjeka Festival
2024-03-02 10:00 - 17:00 | Emu Plains, 54 Coolart Road, Balnarring, VIC, 3926, Australia
Womin Djeka – Balnarring Ngargee Comunity Festival
Emu Plains Reserve

Workshops and Community Stalls from 10am
Entertainment, Food Stalls, Craft Stalls, Children’s activities (including MPLN puppet show), Caring for Country (includes Merricks Coolart Landcare and MP Intrepid groups)…
Onsite Parking $5 and entry by donation
Welcome to Country 12pm
Alcohol and dog free event

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Main Creek Landcare Welcome to New Members
2024-03-03 14:30 - 16:30 | 131 Hyslops Road, 131 Hyslops Road, Main Ridge, Victoria, 3928, Australia
AFTERNOON TEA AND GUIDED FLORA WALK IN GREENS BUSH
You are invited to help us welcome our new members and learn more about Main Creek Landcare and what is planned for 2024
When: Sunday March 3rd at 2.30 pm
Where: 131 Hyslops Road, Main Ridge
Enter by the first gate, which is directly opposite number 130 ‘Panorama’. Please shut the gate and follow the drive up to the top of the hill.
What to bring: all the usual things – hat, sunscreen, water bottle, sturdy shoes etc…. we will supply the refreshments 😊
RSVP: at Eventbrite https://www.eventbrite.com.au/e/welcome-to-new-members-afternoon-tea-wildflower-walk-tickets-817921674747
Note- this event will not be cancelled due to weather (other than fire) as we have good rain protection.
Contact: Amanda Jane on 0417 363 425 ajbreidahl @gmail.com

Merricks Coolart Landcare - Balnarring Skate Park Working Bee
2024-03-06 09:00 - 11:00 | Balnarring Skate Park, 2 Civic Ct, Balnarring, VIC, 3926, Australia
We’ll be continuing the maintenance work on Biolink 1 behind the Balnarring Skatepark, nipping as many weeds in the bud as we can before they set seed, potentially saving us from years of weeding work in the future . As always, a delicious morning tea and chit-chat will follow as a reward.

Please bring sturdy shoes, gloves, and your favourite gardening tools.

Working bees run 9–11am with morning tea afterward (8:30am start during summer months).

Blairgowrie Friends of Mornington Peninsula National Park - Working Bee
2024-03-09 09:00 - 11:00
Working Bee – Weed removal and ground preparation in the Koonya Bowl
9/3/2024, 9am – 11am @ the Koonya Ocean Beach Lower Carpark

Grassy bowls are being lost globally and the grassy bowl to the north of Koonya beach has multiple threats. BFMNP are working with local environmentalists to restore this fauna-rich site. Species include bandicoots, wallabies, dunnarts as well as reptiles and birds.

Sheepwash Creek Catchment Landcare - Working Bee
2024-03-10 09:30 - 11:30
Date: Sunday 10th March
Venue: 650 White Hill Rd, Red Hill
Time: 9:30-11:30
Catch up afterwards: You are most welcome to come back to Michelle and Mark’s house for a catch up afterwards.
For our new members: Welcome 😊
What to bring/wear: water bottle, sunscreen, hat, long sleeves, long pants, closed toe shoes. Anything else you would like – your own gloves, secateurs etc. however we have equipment for you – secateurs, hand saws, electric saws, gloves, etc
Looking forward to meeting you. Any questions, don’t hesitate to ask Michelle: 0419579277

MP Farmers Discussion Group - Pest Management
2024-03-14 10:00 - 12:30 | The Briars, 450 Nepean Highway, Mt Martha, Victoria, 3934, Australia
Pest (rabbit) management with Agriculture Victoria
The control of rabbits on farms is ongoing and important to stay up-to-date on, which is why Agriculture Victoria’s leading Biosecurity Officer, Annie Lamb, will present the latest information on the topic. Annie will talk with you about rabbit control options, landholder responsibilities under the Catchment and Land Protection Act 1994 (CaLP) act and some information on foxes. There will also be information sheets on noxious weeds for everyone to take home.
This event will take place at the Eco Living Display Centre in the Briars and represents the first-of-two pest management events. In April, a field day will be run with the Greens Bush to Arthurs Seat Biolink Project that focuses on foxes and feral cats.
Agriculture Victoria is responsible for administering the CaLP Act, which is the main article of legislation governing the management of invasive plants and animals in Victoria. For rabbits, there are a range of control options that landholders can consider, including: monitoring and coordinating with neighbours, baiting, warren ripping, fumigating and trapping.
The CaLP Act does not endorse the use of ferrets, however, ferrets have been used traditionally for many years. Sharing some information and insights into this approach, Clint Yorke from Ambush Vermin Solutions will provide a 30 minute discussion about the use of ferrets to control rabbits and will bring along his ferrets to add to the discussion. This will not be a live demonstration.
For all event information, please see this email – a flyer will be sent in the reminder email.
Where: The Briars “Eco Living Display Centre”, 450 Nepean Hwy, Mt Martha, 3934
When: Thursday 14th March 2024
Time: 10.00am – 10.30am: arrivals and coffee/tea
10.30am – 12.00pm: Ag Vic talk and presentation
12-12.30/45: Ambush Vermin Solutions discussion
Tea, coffee and some snacks will be provided (let me know of any food allergies). Check the weather and please bring your wet weather gear if needed.
Parking instructions:
Onsite.
Please RSVP by Tuesday the 12th of March at thomas@regeneratingfarms.com.au or call Thomas on 0499 596 493 for any questions.

Blairgowrie Friends of Mornington Peninsula National Park - with Intrepid Landcare
2024-03-16 09:00 - 13:00
Intrepid Landcare Gathering and Working Bee
16/03/2024, 9am – 1pm

Intrepid Landcare are joining us for a morning seminar about our Koonya Bowl restoration project, followed by a working bee together and a celebration lunch.

Meet at 75 Hughes Rd Blairgowrie (cnr of Samuel Street)

Balcombe and Moorooduc Landcare Working Bee with BERG
2024-03-17 09:30 - 12:00 | Balcombe Estuary, Mirang Avenue, Mount Martha, VIC, 3934, Australia
BERG Field officer Liz Barraclough and President Eric Smalley will be present and will give us an understanding about the ecological challenges facing the Balcombe Estuary habitat.
From there we will be assisting the BERG members with weed control of some exotic garden plants such as infestations of English Ivy, Bridal Creeper and Arum Lily.
It should be an interesting morning for learning, working, and meeting with the BERG members.
Starts at 9.30 am, talk/walk/work, morning tea about 11 am and finish by 12.00pm.
Wear sturdy shoes/boots, gloves, and a hat. Tools will be provided.
Please note: The exact location to meet at the Estuary has not yet been decided. A follow up email will be sent once BERG decides approximately week before the event.
RSVP to Tony O’Connor at bmlgcommittee@gmail.com

MPLN Annual General Meeting
2024-03-20 17:30 - 19:30 | Red Hill Recreation Reserve, 184 Arthurs Seat Road, Arthurs Seat, VIC, 3937, Australia
Location Scott House, Red Hill Recreation Reserve.
Enquiries David Maddocks, MPLN President: david.maddocks@bigpond.com

Mornington Peninsula Equine - AGM & All About Dung Beetles
2024-03-23 10:00 - 12:30
Saturday 23rd March
Commencing at 10am for coffee and meet, followed by 10.30 am AGM, and walk and talk with Karen Thomas for “All About Dung Beetles” 11am – 12.30pm.
Enquiries: mpequinelandcare@gmail.com

GB2AS field day on pest management (feral cats and foxes)
2024-04-11 09:00 - 14:00 | Coolart Wetland & Homestead, 40 Lord Somers Road, Somers, VIC, 3927, Australia
We invite you to a Greens Bush to Arthurs Seat Biolink project (GB2AS) field day on pest
management (feral cats and foxes) at the Coolart Wetlands and Homestead.
This significant field day has brought together several leading national and local speakers: Kim Cott from Parks Victoria will discuss biodiversity and pest management within the GB2AS Biolink area; Gillian Basnett, the National Cat and Fox Program Manager of the Centre for Invasive Species, will talk about the impacts from feral cats and foxes and some national success stories; and Rod Brindley from Timber Scope will provide a talk and demonstration about the practical aspects of controlling feral cats and foxes.
The control of feral cats and foxes in the GB2AS Biolink area is critical for the protection of a wide range of native fauna, including threatened species like White-footed Dunnart, Swamp Skink & Lewins Rail.
The GB2AS Biolink project is an exciting initiative that aims to improve catchment health and
provide landscape connectivity between significant areas of remnant vegetation. This decadal
program is undertaking extensive nature corridor revegetation, pest control, weeding, and protection of indigenous vegetation across private farmlands to improve biodiversity, the survival chances of rare and endangered wildlife and agricultural productivity.
Please RSVP by Tuesday the 9th of April at thomas@regeneratingfarms.com.au
or call Thomas Kennett on 0499 596 493 with any questions.
Please do not attend if you are unwell.
Where: The Observatory, Coolart Historic Area, 40 Lord Somers Rd, Somers
When: Thursday 11th April 2024
Time: 09.00am – 09.30am: arrivals and morning tea
09.30am – 12.00pm: MPLN, Kim Cott and Gillian Basnett
12.00pm-2.00pm: light lunch and Rod Brindley

Greens Bush Association Working Bee - Greens Bush
2024-04-13 09:00 - 11:30
WORKING BEE GREENS BUSH
9am 2nd Saturday of the month
Meet @ end of Greens Road, Main Ridge. Melways 254 D3
Note: Dates of working bees & meeting sites may vary due to weather & works priorities.
Please register to receive email notifications.
Come along & join in the works to help protect our magnificent Greens Bush, MP National
Park. Learn about our local flora & fauna, bushland restoration principles/techniques &
meet your fellow local, bushland enthusiasts.
Works vary each month & may involve
– control of invasive, habitat-altering introduced plants
– mapping of significant species / flora & fauna / works areas
– dilapidated fence removal
– educational walks
Bring along / wear sturdy shoes, long top & pants, hat, gloves, eye protection & water – all
weeding tools supplied.
If you would like to attend, please register on ParkConnect or email localhabitat@gmail.com
To receive all notifications of all Greens Bush Activities, become a member. Go to
www.parkconnect.vic.gov.au create a profile & join GBA

Sheepwash Creek Catchment Landcare Group - Working Bee
2024-04-14 09:30 - 11:30
Place: 100 Shergolds Lane, Dromana. There is room in the driveway to park. Please close the gate.
What to wear: long sleeves and pants, closed shoes, hat, mask, gloves
Bring: Some food or drink to share afterwards. A spray pack.
Please reply to let me know if you are coming so we know numbers for the day: Michelle de la Coeur at mdelacoeur@gmail.com
If there is rain forecast then we won’t be able to spray so our back up plan is to come to our house and work down in the Arthurs Seat State Park. We will let you know the day before on the 13th April if we are changing venues.
