Join Darebin Creek Management Committee and Urban Guerrillas for a community planting day that makes a real impact—for people and for nature!

Together, we’ll be planting 1,000 native seedlings, including more than 45 different species of trees, shrubs, and grasses. This work contributes to the restoration of important habitats for native birds and wildlife, supporting our broader ‘Woodland Bird Byway’ project along the Darebin Creek.

This is a fantastic opportunity to spend time outdoors, meet others in the community, and contribute to something meaningful. Getting involved in nature-based activities like this has been shown to support wellbeing and connection to place, making it good for both you and the environment!

Everyone is welcome—whether you're a seasoned green thumb or just curious to learn. Come along, lend a hand, and help grow a healthier future for our community and local ecosystems. All ages welcome.

Map of planting site — On-street parking is available on Greenhills Rd, with pedestrian access to the Darebin Creek Trail via entrance at 130W Greenhills Rd, then walking north to site.

Please wear: sturdy, closed-toe shoes and dress for the weather (warm jacket, raincoat, sun hat etc.)
Please bring: plenty of drinking water and gloves if you have them (or use ours)
Meet on the Darebin Creek Trail, north of Greenhills Rd, Bundoora

This event provides a welcoming and inclusive space for anyone interested in nature, meeting new people, and taking positive action to support the environment.

By registering, we can keep you updated in case of any last-minute changes. Feel free to reach out if you have any questions or need any support to volunteer with us – phone (03) 9499 4454, or email info@dcmc.org.au

This event is part of our ‘Greening Whittlesea Woodland Bird Byway’ project. This project is funded by the Australian Government’s Urban Rivers and Catchments Program and the BUPA Healthy Cities Landcare Australia Grants program, with the support of the Darebin Creek Management Committee, City of Whittlesea and Urban Guerrillas.