Join us for a unique guided walk through a remarkable rural property showcasing a large-scale bush regeneration and carbon planting project. Discover how native vegetation is being restored, learn about the environmental benefits of carbon planting, and see firsthand how thoughtful land stewardship can support biodiversity and ecosystem health.

Hosted by Cameron Wild, an award-winning beekeeper and gardener, this event offers fascinating insights into sustainable gardening, pollinator conservation, and the vital role bees play in our environment. Over seventy species of birds have been identified on the property and twelve species of micro bats. You'll have the opportunity to hear stories from the field, ask questions, and gain practical tips for your own garden.

Families are warmly welcomed, with a range of hands-on activities designed especially for children, including:

Nature-inspired weaving activities
Honey tasting experiences
Microscope exploration of plants, insects, and other natural wonders

Whether you're interested in conservation, gardening, beekeeping, or simply spending time in nature, this event offers an engaging and educational experience for all ages.

Come along to explore, learn, and connect with the natural world in a beautiful regenerated landscape. Morning tea will be provided.

Contact the host of Landcare Week Farm Walk: Bees, Bush & Biodiversity