The Oaks - Cape Paterson Road

Sea Spurge removal

Park in The Oaks Car Park.

Please bring gloves, sturdy footwear, long sleeves, hat and water.

Tools and bags provided.

Working bees:

These are scheduled for the third Sunday of the month from February to November. Closer to the date, we'll let you know which activity we'll be doing.

Working bees typically focus on pest plant removal, mainly the invasive Pittosporum in Screw Creek NCR, Thompson Reserve and Ayr Creek Reserve, and preparation for planting days. We also remove Sea Spurge from the Inverloch coast, assist planting days with Bass Coast Landcare Network.

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