A practical workshop to nurture butterfly-friendly gardens and support local pollinators in your backyard.
Thursday 28 May 2026
9:30am - 11:30am
51 Palm Creek Rd, Tanawha QLD 4556
Discover the joy of creating and maintaining a butterfly-friendly garden in this engaging workshop led by Karen Shaw, an expert in native plant diversity and habitat stewardship. This session is perfect for adults eager to support local butterflies through sustainable gardening practices.
You will learn how to care for your garden throughout the seasons, focusing on natural pest management, pesticide avoidance, and creating microhabitats with water, mulch, and shelter. The workshop includes a guided butterfly observation walk and tips for photographing and recording sightings.
Participants will also explore citizen science opportunities such as the Sunshine Coast Big Butterfly Count, empowering you to contribute to local conservation efforts.
This is the third workshop in the Gardens for Butterflies series, emphasizing long-term care and stewardship to help butterflies thrive. Whether you are a beginner or already planting for pollinators, this session will boost your confidence and skills.
The workshop runs for two hours, providing hands-on knowledge and inspiration to maintain a healthy, butterfly-friendly garden that flourishes year-round.
Registration is essential as places are limited, ensuring a personalized and interactive experience.
The event takes place at 51 Palm Creek Rd, Tanawha QLD 4556, a serene location ideal for observing butterflies in their natural habitat.
The venue is accessible by car, with parking available nearby. It is recommended to wear comfortable clothing and bring a camera or smartphone for butterfly photography.
Public transport options may be limited, so planning your trip in advance is advised.
Please note this workshop is designed for adults interested in sustainable gardening and butterfly conservation. It is part of a series, so prior attendance is not required but beneficial.
Participants should be prepared for outdoor activities and variable weather conditions; sunscreen, hats, and water are recommended.
The organizers emphasize eco-friendly practices and encourage attendees to adopt these methods at home to support local biodiversity.
Booking is essential due to limited availability. Tickets can be purchased through the event website.
The cost details are not specified in the content, so please check the booking link for up-to-date pricing information.
Early registration is advised to secure your spot in this popular and informative workshop.
