NB: You need to be a UWA student to register for this event.

Whether you’re interested in conservation, sustainability, wildlife, or simply want to do something meaningful outside of uni, this is a great opportunity to get involved with a passionate local community and connect with other young people interested in environmental action.

Get outdoors, meet like-minded young people, and make a real impact restoring one of Perth’s most unique urban wetlands at the Friends of Lake Claremont (FOLC) Busy Bee, focused on habitat restoration, native revegetation and supporting Lake Claremont — one of Australia’s largest urban wetland restoration projects.

Friends of Lake Claremont is a community-led volunteer organisation established in 2003 to help conserve and enhance the Lake Claremont wetland and surrounds. FOLC has played a major role in the restoration of the area through planting, conservation projects, environmental education and community initiatives, supported by partnerships with organisations including the Town of Claremont and Millennium Kids.

Event Details

Date: 2nd Sunday of each month
Activity duration: 7.30 am – 9.30 am
Getting there: Make your own way there
Location: Meet at the Friends of Lake Claremont Shed (see Google Maps)
What to expect: Tasks vary by session. They may include planting, weeding, mulching, native wildlife habitat building and general restoration work around the lake.
Attire: Enclosed shoes, sun protection and clothes you don’t mind getting a little dirty. Gloves provided.
Morning tea provided.

See @FOLC.WA on Instagram or @FriendsofLakeClaremont on Facebook for our social events and free U25 membership.

Website: https://friendsoflakeclaremont.org/

For enquiries contact: Josh via joshplummer0@gmail.com

This is a UWA transcript recognised volunteer activity.

Contact the host of Friends of Lake Claremont - Summer 2026