Volunteer to protect local biodiversity at South Sea Foreshore Reserve with guided support and tools provided.
Sunday 14 June 2026
9:00am - 11:00am
51 Tasman Rd, Somers VIC 3927, Australia
Free
Get ready to roll up your sleeves and make a real difference in your local environment with the South Sea Friends Group Working Bees. These community-driven events offer a wonderful opportunity for families to engage in hands-on conservation activities that help protect the biodiversity of the South Sea Foreshore Reserve. Whether you're a seasoned volunteer or new to environmental work, friendly support staff will be on hand to guide you through the tasks.
Volunteers can expect a welcoming atmosphere where no prior experience is necessary. Activities may include planting native species, removing invasive plants, and general bushland maintenance. It's a fantastic way for parents and children to connect with nature, learn about local ecosystems, and contribute positively to their community.
Bring your enthusiasm and a willingness to get involved in meaningful environmental stewardship. These working bees are perfect for school-aged children accompanied by their parents who want to instill a love of nature and community spirit.
- Date and time: Sunday, 14 June 2026, from 09:00 to 11:00.
- Location: South Sea Foreshore Reserve, 51 Tasman Road, Somers, 3927.
- Dress code: Wear sturdy closed-toe shoes (no sandals or thongs), long pants, long sleeves, and a hat.
- Bring a water bottle to stay hydrated.
- All tools and equipment will be provided along with training and guidance from support staff.
Please note that working bees may be cancelled or rescheduled due to extreme weather, Total Fire Ban days, or public holidays. Volunteers are encouraged to check in advance.
The working bee will take place at South Sea Foreshore Reserve, a beautiful natural area located at 51 Tasman Road, Somers, Victoria. This reserve offers a scenic backdrop for community conservation efforts and is easily accessible by car.
Parking is available nearby, and the site is suitable for families with children who can safely participate in outdoor activities. The meeting point may vary slightly for different working bees, so first-time attendees should contact the group to confirm the exact location.
The reserve is a wonderful place to explore local flora and fauna, making it an educational outing as well as a volunteer opportunity.
Volunteers should come prepared for outdoor work with appropriate clothing and sun protection. Closed-toe shoes are mandatory for safety reasons. The event is family-friendly, but children should be supervised at all times.
Volunteering at the working bee is free of charge and open to all community members interested in environmental conservation. The group emphasizes safety and provides all necessary tools and training.
Please be aware that events may be cancelled or postponed in case of extreme weather conditions or fire bans to ensure volunteer safety.
Participation in the South Sea Friends Group Working Bees is free of charge. No prior booking is required, but it is recommended to contact the group or Mornington Peninsula Shire for the latest updates and to confirm attendance, especially for first-time volunteers.
Volunteers can simply show up at the designated time and location ready to help. For more information or to stay informed about future working bees, contacting the Mornington Peninsula Shire is advised.
This is a wonderful, no-cost way to engage with your local environment and community while teaching children the value of conservation and teamwork.
