9:00 am AEDT – 2:00 pm AEDT
Vale Creek demonstration paddock
Compare soil cover, infiltration and pasture observations on a small farm.
View Soil Cover and Healthy Paddocks Field Day
8:30 am AEDT – 11:00 am AEDT
Lower estuary boardwalk
Return to fixed photo points and record changes around the estuary edge.
View Saltmarsh Photo-Point Monitoring
9:00 am AEDT – 11:00 am AEDT
Paperbark Reserve walking trail
Discover local trees, insects and habitat through a guided nature-journal activity.
View Young Landcarers Bush Discovery Morning
9:00 am AEDT – 12:00 pm AEDT
Paperbark Reserve picnic shelter
Practise water testing and learn how repeat observations build a creek-health picture.
View Paperbark Creek Water Quality Workshop
8:00 am AEDT – 11:00 am AEDT
Banksia Bay north beach access
Lend a hand with coastal weeds and help protect the dune access track.
View DuneCare Coastal Weed Working Bee
9:00 am AEDT – 12:00 pm AEDT
Red Gum demonstration farm
Explore farm trees, shelterbelt design and practical ways to connect habitat.
View Red Gum Shelterbelt Planning Walk
9:00 am AEDT – 12:00 pm AEDT
Banksia Coast community nursery
Follow local native plants from seed records to propagation trays.
View Native Seed Collection and Nursery Skills
7:00 am AEDT – 9:00 am AEDT
Banksia Bay dune lookout
Learn to observe coastal birds while keeping nesting areas undisturbed.
View Banksia Bay Shorebird Watch
8:30 am AEDT – 11:30 am AEDT
Lower Paperbark Creek planting site
Help establish native creek-bank plants and reconnect habitat along lower Paperbark Creek.
View Paperbark Creek Spring Planting MorningMembers are invited to review the draft Paperbark Creek restoration plan and share priorities before the committee considers the next stage.
Read Have your say on the Paperbark Creek restoration planA practical code of conduct setting clear expectations for respectful, safe, inclusive, and constructive participation in Landcare activities.
Read Code of Conduct
A local sponsor sees how practical in-kind support helps volunteers keep restoration work moving through tough conditions.
Read A hardware store, a working bee, and a dry summer
A nursery volunteer follows local plants from seed collection through propagation and into a creek restoration site.
Read From seed tray to shade tree
A hinterland landholder starts with one windbreak and finds a pathway into soil cover, pollinator habitat, and farm biodiversity.
Read A shelterbelt that changed a small farm
Young Landcarers use nature journals and simple observations to help adults see a familiar creek with fresh attention.
Read The students who noticed the creek first