Join us for a rewarding day of rewilding on the Fleurieu Peninsula and help restore biodiverse habitat in this beautiful coastal landscape.

The Forktree Project is working to replace invasive pasture weeds with a diverse mix of native plant species, helping to improve habitat connectivity and support local wildlife over time. During the event, you’ll learn more about the project’s long-term vision from our friendly and knowledgeable team while taking part in hands-on native planting activities.

Whether you’re joining for the first time or returning for another planting day, this is a great opportunity to connect with nature, meet like-minded people and contribute to environmental restoration in a meaningful way.

Event details

Suitable for all ages
Site accessibility rating- moderate (no steep hills for today's planting!)
All tools and equipment provided (please bring gloves and your own tools if you have them)
Lunch (soup and bread), tea and coffee included

Planting sessions typically run for 3–4 hours and include a break for a hearty, warming lunch.

What to bring

Please come prepared for all weather conditions, as the weather can change quickly on the Fleurieu Peninsula.

Please wear and bring:

Long pants and long sleeves
Warm layers and a waterproof outer layer
A hat or beanie
Sturdy enclosed footwear (gumboots, work boots or walking boots recommended)
A spare change of shoes and a bag for muddy boots

Parents and guardians are responsible for supervising children and ensuring their safety on site.

Everyone is welcome — we look forward to seeing you there!

For any questions, please email hello@theforktreeproject.com

Contact the host of The Forktree Project Planting Day for Adelaide Climate Action Week