This really is now the final, final, final planting day for the season. Another 120 plants to go in. Bring a spade.

Another 80 plants to go into the ground. Bring a spade.

We are doing some last-minute planting of roughly 80 plants on Thursday morning, starting at about 10:30am, if you're free we would really appreciate a couple extra hands, but no sweat if you can't! 

(Bring a spade :)) 

All welcome - learn how to plant natives - join us for a fun day outdoors and BBQ Lunch.

Bring your own gloves and sturdy footwear. Light (non-planting) duties will also be required - such as folding plant guards.

Another fun day of community activity with the Birdsong project at the Scargill Reserve. Volunteers have planted well over 1000 native plants, over 40 biodiverse species, eco-sourced native plants this planting season.

Most of the planting area this week is on steep terrain on the slopes above the stream. There will be some tasks, such as folding the plant guards, that do not require secure foothold on the slopes above the stream.

A simple BBQ lunch will be provided. Please bring your own gloves and make sure you have sturdy footwear. Some of the planting will be on the slope down to the stream. This time the plants have all been donated by ECan.

Please bring your gloves, a spade and wear sturdy boots suitable for working on uneven ground.

To everyone interested in being involved with the restoration project, there will be 2 planting days, the first on Thursday 6th July and then Sunday 16th July from 1-3pm.

Please bring gloves, a spade and wear sturdy boots suitable for working on uneven ground. Enquiries/Casual RSVP back to this email please :)

 We will be planting out through the existing native blocks behind the squash/tennis courts, Sue will be there to give us a planting planting demonstration if you know how to plant there are always things to improve on or new techniques to learn.

 Cheers Everyone and hope to see you there!

 Shawn Nicholls