Bio·R Planting Festival: Frahns Farm 2023

Welcome to the 2023 Bio·R Planting Festival, held at Frahns Farm for the 8th consecutive year. This year, we're aiming to reconstruct another 20 hectares of wildlife habitat with 40,000 seedlings to be planted. So, we need your help!

Ticket prices

This year, we have decided to charge a $10 registration fee to partially cover the costs of catering, which is $25 per person. This will help us reduce food wastage and give our caterers a more accurate indication of numbers each day.

If you wish to cover the full cost of catering, you can choose to register with the $25 ticket option.

We thank you for your support and understanding.

Catering

We will be providing lunch and afternoon tea, along with tea, coffee and water. 

Please remember to bring your own plate, bowl, mug and utensils.

Location *important*

We have a change in location this year. Please note new location (see location to the right (desktop) or above (mobile).

Directions: https://www.google.com/maps/se...

Approximate timings

9:30am - Arrival for daily briefing and morning planting session
12:00pm onwards - Staggered lunch
1:00pm onwards - Staggered afternoon planting session
3:00pm - Afternoon tea
3:30pm - Tour (optional)

What to bring

• Clothing suitable for variable weather conditions (consider sun, wind and rain)
• Footwear suitable for wet, muddy conditions (work boots, gumboots etc.)
• Gardening gloves for planting
• Hand mattock/trowel
• Water bottle
• Cutlery/bowl/plate/mug
• Chair or picnic rug

Other useful items

• Bucket to carry water bottle and tools around the site
• Stool/crate/kneeling pad for comfort whilst planting
• Waterproof/plastic bag to put dirty boots and wet weather gear in at the end of the day

Acknowledgement of Country

We acknowledge that this event will take place on the traditional lands of the Ngarrindjeri people and respect their elders past, present and emerging. We appreciate the Ngarrindjeri people's innate and deep spiritual connection with the land and waters of this region and aspire to work alongside them in taking care of land and community.

More about Bio·R

Bio·R is a South Australian-based grassroots charity that generates funds, knowledge and practical skills to reconstruct habitats for native wildlife in degraded landscapes.

Long-term habitat reconstruction goals

• 100ha per annum by 2032
• 1000ha per annum by 2045