Join Nature Conservation and the Friends of Wooditjup Bilya (Margaret River) for the annual Wooditjup Bilya community planting event. This year's event builds on seven years of successful habitat enhancement on riparian sites along the Wooditjup Bilya. Cultural custodian Zac Webb will be on site to deliver a Welcome to Country and share the unique cultural values and stories of the Wooditjup Bilya.

Get involved and help restore a special part of the foreshore in Rosa Brook, learn about Wadandi culture, enhance habitat, promote a healthy and biodiverse ecosystem and make friends along the way!

Come meet Simon Cherriman, learn about the importance of habitat and celebrate the incredible birdlife with whom we are fortunate to share our place.

When: Sunday 18th May

Time: 10.00am—2.30pm (WTC 12pm)

Where: Private Property, Rosa Brook (2mins drive from Darnells Store. You will be emailed the address upon registration)

Parking: Onsite. (Parking marshalls will be present to guide you)

Accessibility: Car parking to the planting site is approx 300m.

Bring: Closed footwear, long pants & sleeves, water, raincoat, gloves, trowel & rubber mallet if you have them. Sorry no dogs

Register: Registration is essential as it helps us plan and make the most of the many helping hands! Each registered participant will receive detailed instructions along with a parking map via email prior to the event.

Donate: Tickets are $5 to cover the cost of lunch, and we welcome donations which will go directly toward funding restoration of riparian habitats on the Wooditjup Bilya. Be part of the restoration!

The Friends of Wooditjup Bilya program is kindly supported by the Augusta Margaret River Shire and Cape Mentelle. The Community Planting Day is generously sponsored by Crossfit Margaret River.

PLEASE NOTE / SHARE WITH YOUR CHILDREN

The site is located on private land, the landholder has chipped in to fund the work, our intention is to tread lightly on country, and be respectful of fencing, existing vegetation and habitat. We ask everyone to stick to the designated planting and resting areas whilst onsite. Can't wait to see you there!!

To become a member of Nature Conservation ($30 per yr) please sign up here or purchase 'annual membership renewal' above.