Join a community working bee to help regenerate urban bushland in Ascot, planting native species and removing invasive plants.
Saturday 7 November 2026
7:00am - 9:00am
Crosby Road Park, 150 Crosby Road, Ascot
Free
Experience the joy of giving back to nature by helping regenerate a precious patch of urban bush below Bartley’s Hill Lookout in Ascot. This event is perfect for families and individuals aged 5 to 90 who want to connect with the environment and make a positive impact.
You will be planting native species that attract local wildlife such as birds, bees, bats, and lizards, while also removing invasive plants that threaten the ecosystem. No prior experience is needed, making it a welcoming activity for all skill levels.
This monthly working bee fosters a sense of community and environmental stewardship, offering a rewarding outdoor experience early on a Saturday morning.
The event runs from 7:00 am to 9:00 am on the first Saturday of every month except January. Participants should wear protective clothing, a hat, and gloves, and insect repellent is recommended during the summer months.
No bookings are required, so you can simply turn up ready to work and enjoy the fresh air. The activity is free of charge, making it an accessible way for families to engage with nature.
This is a hands-on opportunity to learn about native plants and local wildlife while contributing to the health of your local environment.
Meet at Crosby Road Park, located at 150 Crosby Road, Ascot. The meeting point is near bus stop 21 Bushview on the north side of Crosby Road.
Look for the container decorated with a bat and butterfly mural, which serves as a clear landmark for the group gathering.
The park is easily accessible by public transport and offers a beautiful natural setting for this community event.
Please wear suitable protective clothing, including a hat and gloves, to ensure your safety while handling plants and tools.
Insect repellent is advisable, especially during warmer months, to keep bugs at bay.
No previous experience is necessary, making this a great activity for families with children and anyone interested in environmental conservation.
Remember to bring water and be prepared for outdoor conditions.
This event is free to attend and does not require any bookings. Just come along on the day and join the group.
Volunteers of all ages are welcome, making it a perfect weekend activity for parents and children to enjoy nature together.
Your participation helps support local biodiversity and community wellbeing, making every effort valuable.
