Join a free community event planting 2000 native seedlings to help restore local riverbanks and support wildlife.
Monday 11 October 2027
8:00am - 12:00pm
Spine Street Park, 7 Wolston Rd, Sumner QLD 4074, Australia
Free
Experience a rewarding day outdoors as you help plant 2000 native seedlings to revive our precious riverbanks. This family-friendly event offers a unique chance to connect with nature and contribute to local wildlife conservation.
Enjoy a Welcome to Country and a captivating didgeridoo performance that celebrates Indigenous culture. There will be free ice cream, coffee, and a sausage sizzle to keep you refreshed and energized.
A special wildlife show featuring a koala will delight attendees of all ages, making it a memorable experience for children and adults alike.
All planting tools and gloves will be provided, but feel free to bring your own gardening gloves for comfort. Please wear enclosed shoes, sun-safe clothing, and a hat, and bring a bottle of water to stay hydrated.
Children must be supervised by an adult family member or carer to ensure safety throughout the event.
No booking is required, so simply come along and join the fun while making a positive environmental impact.
The event takes place at the entrance of Spine Street Park, located at 15 Wolston Road, Sumner Qld 4074. This accessible location is perfect for families looking to enjoy a morning outdoors.
Public transport options and parking are available nearby, making it easy to reach the venue.
Bring your enthusiasm and a sense of community spirit to this welcoming event.
Please arrive on time at 8:00 am to make the most of the activities planned until 12:00 pm. The event is free, so it’s a fantastic opportunity for families to engage in environmental stewardship without any cost.
Remember to wear appropriate clothing and footwear for gardening and outdoor conditions.
Supervision of children is mandatory to ensure a safe and enjoyable experience for everyone.
This is a free event with no booking required, making it easy for families to participate spontaneously.
For more information, contact Wolston and Centenary Catchments (WaCC) by phone or email, or visit their Facebook page and website to explore other community activities.
Come ready to get your hands dirty and help make a difference in your local environment!
