Join hands to restore habitat and strengthen wildlife corridors in the Numinbah Valley with community tree planting and habitat restoration activities.
Sunday 29 March 2026
8:30am - 10:30am
1827 Nerang Murwillumbah Rd, Numinbah Valley QLD 4211, Australia
Free
Experience the joy of contributing to the environment with hands-on tree planting and habitat restoration in the beautiful Numinbah Valley. These community field days offer a relaxed and meaningful way to connect with nature and like-minded volunteers while making a positive impact on local wildlife corridors.
You will be part of a long-term restoration effort that began in 2019, helping to improve water quality in the Nerang River catchment and supporting the recovery of important habitat connections between Springbrook and Lamington National Parks.
After the planting activities, enjoy a welcoming cuppa and morning tea, perfect for sharing stories and meeting fellow community members.
- Suitable for community members and volunteers of all ages.
- Children are welcome but must be supervised by an adult at all times to ensure safety and quality planting outcomes.
- No pets allowed to protect the natural habitat.
- Please wear long pants, long sleeves, a hat, and enclosed shoes, and bring a full water bottle.
These field days run for about two hours and are designed to be accessible and enjoyable for families looking to spend quality time outdoors while giving back to the environment.
The event is held at the Gold Coast Model Flying Club, located at 1827 Nerang Murwillumbah Road, Numinbah Valley, 4211. The entrance is just past the Springbrook turn-off if traveling from Nerang.
Parking is available on an all-weather surface at the Model Flying Club, with clear signage and instructions at the entrance gate. Consider using public transport or active travel options, and plan your trip with Translink's journey planner.
Metered parking can be managed easily with the EasyPark app to avoid fines.
All volunteers are asked to register their attendance to assist with planning, safety, and record keeping. The project is supported by Seqwater and partner organisations, ensuring a well-organized and impactful community effort.
Volunteers should come prepared with appropriate clothing and a positive attitude to enjoy a safe and rewarding experience.
Children must be supervised at all times for their safety and to ensure the quality of planting outcomes.
Attendance is free, but registration is required to participate. Registering helps organizers plan effectively and maintain safety standards.
Field days are scheduled on multiple dates throughout 2026, allowing flexibility for families to join at their convenience.
Enjoy a community-focused morning that combines environmental stewardship with social connection and learning opportunities.
