Learn to create a native habitat garden for local wildlife with expert guidance from Adelaide Hills Council.
Thursday 1 October 2026
3:00pm - 5:00pm
63 Mount Barker Rd, Stirling SA 5152, Australia
Free
Grow a garden haven for yourself and native wildlife in this engaging Native Habitat Gardening Workshop designed especially for residents of Adelaide Hills Council. Discover how to attract local birds, butterflies, and other wildlife to your garden and make your outdoor space come alive with nature.
This workshop offers a hands-on experience where you will learn about the native plants that thrive in the Adelaide Hills and how they support local biodiversity. Attendees will receive plant kits containing Adelaide Hills native plants (limited to 10 per household) and expert advice on which species to grow at home. You can also participate in a fun quiz and plan habitat-gardening projects perfect for family involvement during the school holidays.
The workshop is presented by Adelaide Hills Council to celebrate and enhance the region's unique natural environment, recognized as an Australian biodiversity hotspot. It is suitable for all skill levels and encourages families to get involved in creating sustainable gardens that support native wildlife. Bring your enthusiasm and questions to make the most of this informative session.
The event will be held at 63 Mount Barker Rd, Stirling SA 5152, Australia. The venue is accessible and located within the Adelaide Hills Council region, a beautiful area known for its walking trails and natural attractions. Parking and public transport options are available nearby.
Please note that plant kits are limited to 10 per household and will be distributed to workshop attendees. The workshop is designed to be family-friendly, making it a great opportunity to plan holiday activities that connect children with nature. Adelaide Hills Council acknowledges the traditional Country of the Peramangk and Kaurna people and respects their custodianship of the land.
Attendance details and booking information can be obtained by contacting Adelaide Hills Council. The workshop is free of charge, making it an accessible way for local residents to engage with environmental sustainability and gardening. Early registration is recommended due to limited plant kits.
