Visit to the Toolangi State Forest
Event description
An invitation to get out of the city and breathe some fresh forest air in the beauty and diversity of the Toolangi State Forest. Just 1h15min out of Melbourne, the Toolangi State Forest is home to rich ecosystems, amazing biodiversity and to threatened and endangered animals including the Greater Glider and the Leadbeater's Possum.
This will be a day visit organized alongside @Newlands Friends of the Forest - a vibrant independent community group in Melbourne’s north which works solely to protect our precious Victorian state native forests for all.
We will meet at 9.30am at Newlands Neighbourhood House in the morning and then car pool our way to the Forest (or you are welcome to join us at the forest if more comfortable/convenient).
This event is part of the Community Climate Action Series run by Neighbours United for Climate Action (NUCA), hosted by NECCHI and funded by Moreland City Council. Wherever possible, these sessions are free and family friendly, and they run once a month. A big THANK YOU to Moreland City Council, in particular the Zero Carbon Moreland team, and NECCHi for their generous support.
To make this a Covid-safe event, participants need to be fully vaccinated (unless exempted).