Birdlife Southern NSW has been dedicated to protecting the endangered Regent Honeyeaters by planting trees and shrubs in the beautiful Capertee Valley since 1994.

This project is funded by the Australian Government Natural Heritage Trust and delivered by Central Tablelands Local Land Services, a member of the Commonwealth Regional Delivery Partners panel.

Join our passionate team of volunteers and help us create a brighter future for these beautiful birds.

Our tree planting weekend runs from Friday 15th August to Sunday 17th August 2025.

Please confirm your attendance by clicking "Select Tickets" and providing some details about yourself. There is no charge to attend the planting and bird walk activities. We also offer a limited number of tickets that include dinner on the Saturday evening for a small charge.

Volunteers will need to arrange their own accommodation. There are lots of available options in the Capertee Valley NSW, including B&B, cottages and camping.

The following links provide important information about the weekend:

Planting information for Volunteers: Capertee Valley Tree Planting Information.

Capertee Valley Bird Trail Map/Brochure and Bird List: Trail Map and Bird List

Event Program

Friday 15 August from 10:30 am - Laying out session

Volunteers who have registered to help lay out the plants on Friday should meet at the property at 10.30 am.

Saturday 16 August from 8 am - Planting Day!

This planting covers a substantially larger area than we did last August which was smaller than usual and planting will not be completed until sometime in the afternoon. The finishing time will be dependent on volunteer numbers and ground conditions.

Saturday 16 August from 6 pm - Dinner at Glen Alice Community Hall

$45 for ages 18 and over, $25 for children aged 6 -17. There's no charge for children under 6. Dinner must be pre-booked as part of your ticket purchase. Please provide details of any dietary requirements when booking.

Sunday 17 August from 9 am - Guided Bird Walk

There will be a guided bird walk in the Capertee Valley in the morning at a location yet to be decided. Details will be advised closer to the date.