As part of National Landcare Week, we are calling out to all outdoor and environmental enthusiasts to join us for a Landcare community tree planting day! We are seeking volunteers to give a few hours of their time to help plant native plants as part of a habitat linkages project aimed at connecting Burrinjuck to Bango Nature Reserves.

What We'll Be Doing:

We will be planting native trees and shrubs on private property near Bookham (35min from Yass) to help restore the local ecosystem, create habitats for native wildlife, and extend vegetation corridors throughout the district.

Who Can Participate:

No prior experience is necessary, and all ages are welcome! We will provide all the necessary tools and equipment and guide you through the planting process. Just come dressed in comfortable, weather-appropriate clothing and bring a water bottle.

Why You Should Join:

This is a fantastic opportunity to meet new people, learn about some of the plants native to our area, make a positive impact on our local environment, and have fun! Join us and be a part of a bigger project to create a healthier, connected landscape.

What to bring;

Pair of gloves;

Water bottle ; and

Weather appropriate clothing.

If you have a small spade you may like to bring that also.

We look forward to seeing you there!

Lunch and morning tea provided.

Children are welcome with adult supervision.

Any questions please contact Sarah by email bblandcaregroup@gmail.com

What is involved? See more of what our wonderful volunteers did in our nurseries and planting days last season in this short video.

The Bowning Bookham Landcare group's Habitat Hops project aims to establish a 50km long habitat zone between the Burrinjuck and Bango Nature Reserves by growing and protecting native vegetation plots or ‘hops’ in the district of Bango, Bowning, Bookham and surrounds.

For more information on this project please see the Habitat Hops webpage or contact Sarah bblandcaregroup@gmail.com

Bowning and Bookham Districts Landcare Group is an open, active and passionate group of locals learning and working together to grow landscapes and communities that are healthy, sustainable, biodiverse and resilient.

To find out more follow us on Facebook or Instagram @BowningBookhamLandcare, or check out the website and become a financial member of the group at Bowning Bookham Landcare Groups webpage.