Boneseed Bust Community Weeding Day at Goroke

🌱 Boneseed Bust! Community Weeding Day in Goroke.

On Sunday 5 October, join Horsham District Landcare Network for a hands-on community day tackling one of our region’s worst environmental weeds – boneseed. This invasive plant threatens biodiversity by smothering native vegetation and reducing habitat for local wildlife. It is considered a Weed of National Significance.

We’ll spend the day working together to remove boneseed via hand pulling, saws and herbicide. Lunch, snacks and tea/coffee will be provided as a thank you to volunteers. No prior experience is necessary, weed ID guidance will be provided.

This is a great opportunity to enjoy the outdoors, connect with community, and make a real difference for the environment. Families and all ages welcome.

Bring:

• Clothing appropriate for the outdoors and weather conditions, including closed-toe shoes

• Gloves

• Water bottle

• Hand saw/s or electric pruning saw/s if you have them (we'll have some spare tools)

Location details:

This event is on private property near the Goroke State Forest. Access via the Goroke State Forest boundary. Parking can be near the end of Kiely St with a short walk to the site.

Google Maps Pin: https://maps.app.goo.gl/ZdzxMmEGybAxu9XB6

Coordinates: 36°41'45.1"S 141°28'41.7"E

Let’s bust boneseed together and help restore healthy landscapes around Goroke!

Please note: Sunday 5 October is the 1st day of Daylight Saving. We will meet on-site at 10am AEDT.

This project is supported by Wimmera CMA and funding from Victorian Landcare Grants.

Horsham District Landcare Network is a not-for-profit group that supports Landcare across the Horsham district and contributes to large scale community-led biodiversity and sustainable agriculture outcomes.

For more information on what we do, visit our website: www.hdln.org.au or follow us on social media:

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https://www.instagram.com/horshamdistrictlandcare/

If you have any questions about this program, please contact Jen, Landcare Facilitator, at facilitator@hdln.org.au or 0407914498.