Make a frog bog habitat

As Kermit said, ‘it’s not easy being green’, especially when you're a frog living in one of the most ecologically diverse yet threatened places on the planet!  Their remaining habitat is under pressure, but by making wildlife-friendly gardens with frog bogs, we can create miniature ecosystems that offer natural food, water & shelter. Making a beautiful oasis is a win-win for your household too; hours of frog-watching fun!

Join farmers Lawson & Laura for this practical 1.5 hour workshop to create a frog bog.  These habitat gardens are miniature ecosystems that help frogs thrive in urban spaces. 

Includes a complimentary cup of organic leaf tea for the adults, after the workshop.

Who: Suitable for all frog-curious folks over the age of 6 years. Please ensure any children are accompanied by adults with tickets!

Where: the farm shop @ Margaret River Organic Farmer, 2188 Jindong Treeton Rd, Rosa Brook, WA 6285

When: Sunday 31 August from 2-3:30pm. Please arrive in good time for a 2pm kick-off, rain or shine!

What: please bring your rain-wear & boots, gardening gloves if you'd like to pitch in & get your hands dirty (optional, you can just watch!), & a water bottle.

Why: At Margaret River Organic Farmer, we’re supporting frog habitat at a diversity of scales - from a wetland along the farm's Margaret River tributary, to a wildlife-friendly garden at our farm shop.  And we want to encourage our community to contribute to frog conservation in your backyards too!