Join local volunteers to help preserve and improve Wombolano Park's remnant bushland with monthly working bees focused on weed control and planting.
Sunday 24 May 2026
2:00pm - 4:00pm
Wombolano Park, Wombolano carpark opposite Rotherwood Ave, Ringwood East, 3135
Free
Experience the rewarding opportunity to connect with nature and like-minded community members dedicated to preserving Wombolano Park's unique bushland. These monthly working bees offer a hands-on way to contribute to environmental conservation while enjoying fresh air and friendly company.
Whether you’re a seasoned gardener or new to volunteering, you’ll find a welcoming atmosphere where you can share ideas, learn about local flora and fauna, and make a tangible difference in your community.
Bring your enthusiasm and lend a hand in maintaining this vital green space for future generations to enjoy.
The group meets once a month, with activities varying by season. During summer, the focus is on weed control to protect native plants, while winter sessions emphasize planting new vegetation to enhance biodiversity.
Sessions typically last two hours and are suitable for adults and older children who enjoy outdoor activities and community involvement.
Volunteers are encouraged to bring gardening gloves and hand tools, although some spares are available on site.
Meet at the Wombolano playground, located at Wombolano Park, Ringwood East, 3135. The carpark is opposite Rotherwood Avenue, providing easy access for participants.
The park offers a natural setting perfect for families looking to engage with the environment and enjoy a community spirit.
After the work session, volunteers often share nibbles and drinks, fostering a friendly and relaxed atmosphere.
Please wear appropriate clothing and sturdy footwear suitable for outdoor gardening activities. Bringing water and a snack is recommended to stay refreshed.
Children should be supervised at all times to ensure safety around gardening tools and natural terrain.
The event is free of charge, and no prior experience is necessary—just a willingness to help and learn.
Participation is free, and no formal booking is required, although contacting the organizer ahead of time is appreciated for planning purposes.
For more information or to express interest, please reach out to Mem Smith via email or phone.
This is a wonderful chance to contribute to your local environment while meeting new friends and enjoying the outdoors.
