Join local volunteers to protect and restore Brisbane’s unique biodiversity at McDowall Reserve.
Tuesday 10 November 2026
8:30am - 11:30am
McDowall Reserve, Corner of Speilberg Street and Stallone Circuit, McDowall
Free
Immerse yourself in nature and contribute to preserving Brisbane’s unique environment by joining the McDowall Bushcare Group. This volunteer opportunity is perfect for anyone passionate about the outdoors, whether you’re a seasoned environmentalist or just starting out.
Expect a friendly, community-focused atmosphere where you can meet like-minded people while actively helping to improve local green spaces. Activities include removing invasive weeds, planting native species, and creating habitats for wildlife.
This is a wonderful chance to get some fresh air, learn new skills in environmental care, and make a tangible difference in your local area.
The group meets every Tuesday morning from 8:30 to 11:30 am at McDowall Reserve. Volunteers engage in hands-on tasks such as weed management, revegetation with native plants, and citizen science projects that support local biodiversity.
All skill levels are welcome, and the activities are suitable for a wide age range, including young adults, adults, and seniors. This is a free event, making it an accessible way to spend your morning actively contributing to the environment.
Bring sturdy shoes, gloves, and a water bottle to stay comfortable and hydrated while working outdoors.
The working bee takes place at McDowall Reserve, located at the corner of Speilberg Street and Stallone Circuit in McDowall. The park setting offers a peaceful natural environment perfect for outdoor volunteer activities.
The reserve is easily accessible by car and public transport, with parking available nearby. It’s a great spot to connect with nature right in your local community.
Volunteering with the Habitat Brisbane program requires no prior experience, just enthusiasm and a willingness to help. All necessary tools and guidance will be provided on site.
Please wear appropriate outdoor clothing and sun protection, and be prepared for varying weather conditions. The event is suitable for all ages but may be more physically demanding for younger children.
For safety and planning purposes, it’s recommended to contact the group ahead of time if you plan to attend.
This is a free event with no booking fee. However, to become a volunteer or for more information, please contact Lesley Watson via email.
Volunteering is a rewarding way to spend your time, and there’s no cost involved, making it easy to join whenever you’re available.
Come along and make a positive impact on your local environment while enjoying the benefits of outdoor activity and community connection.
