Join local volunteers at Linley Point, Mornington for community working bees to protect and enhance local bushland and foreshore reserves.
Thursday 26 March 2026
9:30am - 11:30am
Meeting point: Linley Point, Mornington Foreshore Linley Point, Esplanade, Mornington, 3931
Free
Get ready to roll up your sleeves and make a real difference in your local environment with the Fishermans Beach Friends Group. These working bees are a fantastic opportunity for families to engage with nature, learn about biodiversity, and contribute to preserving the beautiful Mornington Peninsula foreshore.
Volunteers of all experience levels are welcome, and friendly support staff will provide guidance, training, tools, and equipment to help you get involved safely and effectively. It's a wonderful way to spend a morning outdoors, connecting with the community and nature.
Please come prepared with sturdy closed-toe shoes, long pants, long sleeves, and a hat. Don't forget to bring a water bottle to stay hydrated during the activities.
The working bees focus on activities that help protect biodiversity in the local bushland and foreshore reserve areas. Tasks may include weeding, planting native species, and general maintenance to support the health of the ecosystem.
These events are scheduled regularly, occurring on the last Thursday of each month, providing ongoing opportunities to contribute and see the positive impact of your efforts over time.
Volunteers should be prepared for outdoor work and variable weather conditions. The sessions run for about two hours in the morning, making it a manageable and rewarding commitment.
Meet at Linley Point, Mornington Foreshore, located on Esplanade, Mornington 3931. The meeting point is easily accessible and offers a scenic setting for your volunteer work.
Parking and public transport options are available nearby, making it convenient for families to attend.
The location provides a beautiful backdrop of coastal bushland, perfect for those who enjoy spending time outdoors and want to contribute to local environmental conservation.
Working bees may be cancelled or rescheduled at short notice due to Total Fire Ban days, extreme weather events, or public holidays. Volunteers are advised to check for updates before attending.
Safety is a priority; therefore, appropriate clothing and footwear are required. No thongs or sandals are permitted to ensure protection during activities.
Children are welcome but should be supervised by an adult at all times to ensure a safe and enjoyable experience for everyone.
Participation in the working bees is free of charge, making it an accessible way for families to get involved in community and environmental stewardship.
No prior booking is required, but volunteers are encouraged to arrive on time to maximize their contribution during the session.
For more information or updates, visit the Mornington Peninsula environmental website or contact the organisers directly.
