DuneCare Sunday Working Bee
9:00 am AEDT – 12:00 pm AEDT
Banksia Bay Surf Club car park
A relaxed morning removing coastal weeds, checking access fencing, and planting native dune species at Banksia Bay.
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9:00 am AEDT – 12:00 pm AEDT
Banksia Bay Surf Club car park
A relaxed morning removing coastal weeds, checking access fencing, and planting native dune species at Banksia Bay.
View DuneCare Sunday Working BeeBanksia Coast and Hinterland Landcare is inviting members and volunteers to join a winter planting program across creek, farm, and coastal sites.
Read Banksia Coast opens winter planting seasonA staged riparian restoration project connecting farm shelterbelts, creek fencing, and rainforest plantings along Paperbark Creek.
View Lower Paperbark Creek Habitat LinkLocal volunteers have started seasonal photo-point monitoring and field observations around the lower estuary.
Read Saltmarsh Watch volunteers begin estuary monitoring3 Oct – 5 Oct 2026 · All day
Vale Creek demonstration paddock
Practical demonstrations on water testing, erosion control, planting design, and stock access points at a demonstration paddock.
View Creek Health Field DayA new stage of the Paperbark Creek restoration project is linking fencing, planting, weed follow-up, and community monitoring.
Read Paperbark Creek project reaches new milestoneWeed removal, access control, dune planting, and shorebird awareness across three high-use Banksia Bay beach access points.
View Banksia Bay Dune RecoveryLandholders came together to discuss soil cover, pollinator strips, shelterbelts, and practical farm biodiversity planning.
Read Small farms field day shares soil cover lessonsA community mapping and storytelling project documenting estuary change, local knowledge, saltmarsh wildlife, and restoration priorities.
View Saltmarsh StoriesA new youth and schools program is giving young people hands-on experience with local native plants and community projects.
Read Young Landcarers start nursery mornings