Participate in native tree planting and learn how to create wildlife-friendly gardens during Climate Action Week 2026.
Tuesday 10 March 2026
10:30am - 12:00pm
Mutch Ave and, Tancred Ave, Kyeemagh NSW 2216, Australia
Free
Experience a hands-on workshop focused on urban greening and biodiversity. Discover how native trees and wildlife-friendly gardens can transform your outdoor space into a vital habitat for local wildlife. This event offers practical planting activities and expert guidance to help you contribute to urban cooling and improved liveability.
You will have the opportunity to plant native species at a community site and receive free native plants to take home. This workshop is perfect for families looking to engage children in environmental stewardship and learn valuable gardening skills.
Enjoy a community atmosphere while contributing to the Woody Meadow project at Kyeemagh, making a positive impact on local biodiversity.
The workshop runs from 10:30 to 12:00 and is free to attend. It is part of Climate Action Week 2026, which highlights sustainable practices and environmental awareness.
Participants will learn about the benefits of urban greening, including how it helps cool cities and supports wildlife. The session includes practical planting activities and discussions on creating gardens that provide food and shelter for native species.
This event is suitable for parents and children interested in nature, gardening, and climate action.
The workshop takes place at Fix it Sisters Shed, located at the corner of Mutch Ave and Tancred Ave in Kyeemagh, NSW 2216. The venue is accessible by local transport and offers a welcoming community space for all attendees.
Maps and directions are available online to help you find the location easily. Parking and public transport options are convenient for families coming from nearby suburbs.
The site is part of the Woody Meadow project, providing a real-world example of urban reforestation and habitat creation.
Please wear comfortable clothing and sturdy shoes suitable for outdoor planting activities. Bring a hat and water bottle to stay hydrated.
The event is family-friendly and encourages participation from all ages, making it a great educational outing for school-aged children.
All native plants provided are selected to support local wildlife and promote biodiversity.
This workshop is free to attend, but spaces may be limited. Early registration is recommended to secure your place.
Participants will receive free native stock to plant at home, supporting ongoing wildlife-friendly gardening efforts.
For more information or to book, contact Bayside Council via email or phone.
