Join us during Climate Action Week 2026 to learn about native tree planting and creating wildlife-friendly gardens.
Monday 9 March 2026
11:30am - 1:00pm
152 Bunnerong Rd, Eastgardens NSW 2036, Australia
Free
Discover the benefits of urban greening and how native trees can transform your garden into a haven for local wildlife. This workshop offers hands-on experience with planting native species and learning about biodiversity.
You will gain practical skills by participating in planting activities at Kyeemagh as part of the Woody Meadow project. Plus, receive free native plants to take home and start your own wildlife-friendly garden.
The event also highlights urban cooling techniques and how gardens can help mitigate extreme heat, linking to the Red Cross Heat Preparedness Workshop during Climate Action Week.
The workshop runs from 11:30 to 13:00 and is completely free to attend. It is suitable for families and individuals interested in environmental sustainability and urban wildlife.
Participants will learn about the importance of native plants in supporting local ecosystems and how to create gardens that provide food and habitat for wildlife.
This is a community-focused event designed to inspire action and provide valuable knowledge for anyone looking to make a positive environmental impact.
The workshop takes place at Eastgardens Library, located at 152 Bunnerong Road, Eastgardens NSW 2036. The venue is accessible by public transport and has facilities suitable for families.
Maps and directions are available online to help you plan your visit. The library setting provides a welcoming environment for learning and community engagement.
Please wear comfortable clothing suitable for outdoor planting activities. Bring a hat and water bottle to stay hydrated.
No prior gardening experience is necessary, and all materials will be provided on site.
The event supports Climate Action Week initiatives, including the illumination of Rockdale Town Hall from 9 to 15 March, emphasizing community commitment to sustainability.
This is a free event with no booking required, making it easy for families to drop in and participate.
Native plants will be distributed free of charge to attendees for planting at home.
For more information, contact Bayside Council via phone or email as provided.
